On 07/25/2006 05:37 AM, Rodolfo Medina wrote:
Rodolfo Medina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I created the directory `/mnt/temp', set its permissions to 777,
then added to fstab the following line:
image.iso /mnt/temp iso9660 ro,loop=/dev/loop0,user,noauto 0 0
, then rebooted the computer.
Then I could mount `image.iso' on `/mnt/temp' simply with:
$ mount /mnt/temp
This way, though, the iso file *must* be called only `image.iso.
Any way to put stuff in fstab that allow mounting an iso file with:
$ mount <iso file name> /mnt/temp
, so being it possible to freely decide the iso file name?
[...]
No, not without using sudo.
I created a zero byte file named something like /mnt/iso.file.
Whenever I need to create an ISO image, I write it to that file.
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