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How to file in mount ISO format in Unix environment is a problem that must be encountered when using Unix operating system. Unlike windows systems, there are all kinds of software like WinISO, and there are also tools like Nero that can be burned. Do we need to burn it in windows before using it in Unix? -- so as not to be laughed to death by windows's fans!

The following are several common mount ISO format files for Unix operating systems.

1. HP-UX environment

a. Confirm that the pfs_mountd and pfsd processes have been started

b. Confirm a mount point. Here are two assumptions.

1) assume that the mount point is / isocdrom

2) suppose we want to mount a CD in ISO format

c. Use the ioscan-fnC disk command to view the hardware device name of the CD drive, assuming that the hardware device name of the CD is / dev/rdsk/c0t0d0 (of course, if it is a file uploaded through FTP in ISO format, just use this to replace the hardware device name of the CD drive)

d. Load

# pfs_mount-f-t iso9660 / dev/rdsk/c0t0d0 / isocdrom

Description: this is a 00:00 method, similar to the mount command, in fact, the pfs_mount command also has its own configuration file: / etc/pfs_fstab, you can also modify this configuration file to operate. It's the same as the mount command, so I won't repeat it here. Another thing to note is that the pfs_mount command is actually a very old command. If the patch in HP-UX is new enough, the mount command can completely replace this function of the pfs_mount command, that is, the mount command can also manipulate files in ISO format. For details, please check the man manual of the operating system at that time.

2. AIX environment

a. Create a logical volume (lv) with a size greater than or equal to the ISO file, assuming that the name of the lv is cdlv

b. Check the / etc/filesystems file, and if it has information about the lv you just created, check the vfs information for the lv: "vfs = cdrfs"

c. Use the dd command to import the information from the ISO file into this lv

# dd if=// of=/dev/cdlv

d. Confirm that the mount point already exists (still assume that the mount point is / isocdrom)

e. Load

# mount-v cdrfs-o ro / dev/cdlv / isocdrom

Description: for the parameters available for mount, see the man manual for your system.

3. Solaris environment

a. Suppose the mount point is still / isocdrom

b. Use the lofiadm command

# lofiadm-a / dev/lofi/1

c. Load

# mount-F hsfs-o ro / dev/lofi/1 / isocdrom

Description: you can uninstall in the following ways--

1) umount / isocdrom

2) lofiadm-d / dev/lofi/1

If you want to know more, please refer to the man manual of lofiadm and mount.

4. Linux environment

a. Suppose the mount point is still / isocdrom

b. Load

# mount-t iso9660-o loop / isocdrom

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