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Iso "UDF" I can not mount an image

Asked by ElektroPunkk

I moved it to ubuntu last week, all very nice until I came across the image udf
something I'm going crazy XD

I explain a bit good:
iso download a 2 GB and when I went to ride with Gmount-iso I get only a README.txt, lei by ai which is a windows format or something and I had to put a few lines in the terminal to mount it.

Something like this "sudo mount-t iso9660, udf / dev / hdc / media/cdrom0" ·
result but I'm not telling me that / dev / hdc does not exist.
I would appreciate if you give me some solution.
the truth that I would like to stay in linux.

sorry for my English XD

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#1

You mount isn't right, you have added some spaces for some unknown reason:

sudo mkdir /media/cdrom0; sudo mount-t iso9660 /dev/cdrom0 / media/cdrom0

You can't just go chucking ni spaces in commands because you feel like it, it makes things not work

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ElektroPunkk (ohsichico-sesi) said : 		#2

Hi friend.
thanks xD
good to write the line as I do?

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#3

sure, just don't add spaces randomly, otherwise the command will not run. There are samples all over the web.

The mount point must exist too, that's why I added the mkdir command

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ElektroPunkk (ohsichico-sesi) said : 		#4

ok.
I put the command and got me this:
mkdir: can not create directory '/ media/cdrom0': File exists
sudo mount-t: command not found

I can do?
I have a Ubuntu 10.04

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#5

Then that's fine, the mount point is ready to be used

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ElektroPunkk (ohsichico-sesi) said : 		#6

I tried mounting the iso image, but it appears only one README.EXE with this message:

 This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system

that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification.

be doing wrong?

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Algimantas Margevičius (gymka) said : 		#7

1. try "sudo mount -t auto /dev/cdrom0 / media/cdrom0"
2. install "udftools" and then try "sudo mount -t auto /dev/cdrom0 / media/cdrom0"

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ElektroPunkk (ohsichico-sesi) said : 		#8

Hello. I have written and installed UDFtools command but still the same: (
when I put the command I get this:
Usage: mount-V: displays the version
      mount-h: display this help
      mount: Displays mounted file systems
      mount-l: idem, including volume labels
So far the informational part. Let the assembly.
The command is `mount [-t tiposf] anything site.
The details found in / etc / fstab may be omitted.
      mount-a [-t |-O] ... : Mount everything in / etc / fstab
      mount device: mount device at the site known
      mount directory: mount known device here
      mount-t type disp dir: ordinary mount command
Note that one does not really mount a device, one mounts a
filesystem (of the given type) found on the device.
You can also mount an already visible directory tree elsewhere:
      mount - bind dirantiguo dirnuevo
or move a subtree:
      mount - move dirantiguo dirnuevo
You can take a device by name, say / dev/hda1 or / dev / cdrom,
or by label, using-L label or by uuid, using-U uuid.
Other options: [-nfFrsvw] [-o options] [-p passwdfd].
Type man 8 mount to know more.

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ElektroPunkk (ohsichico-sesi) said : 		#9

and solve it with this line:
  EJ: sudo mount-t udf / home/elektropunkk/Descargas/X15.iso / media / iso /-o loop

and automatically mount the iso.
thanks for everything: D

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ElektroPunkk (ohsichico-sesi) said : 		#10

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