How to mount iso file in ubuntu using terminal
How to mount / umount an ISO file in Linux Ubuntu using terminal (100 % Working)
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hello parents you are watching Android
epic solutions and today in this video I
will show you how can we mount an amount
and higher so file using terminal so let
us start first of all using then ISO
file
I have downloaded an ad and ISO file so
this is my ISO file now I am going to
mount it using the command line means
using terminal so now let us start go to
search your computer and type the
terminal or you can just type a click on
the shortcut keys simultaneously to open
the terminal
ctrl alt and T so first of all you need
to become the root user the combined to
become the voltage that is sudo su so
now you are a root user and now just go
to that path where your eye also has
been placed so this is my a so now I'm
going to mount it so the command to
bound the ISO is I will tell you but
first of all let me specify the boundary
layer I am going to mount the ISO so I
am going to mount it ate at slash
ability so first here you can clearly
see that MNT is empty now so arrogantly
MNT is empty nothing is there in MLD now
I am going to mount my ISO file at /mnt
so first of all
so I'm going to mount my ISO file at a
20 so the command to mount an ISO is
mount - t ISO 9660 row this - t is for
filesystem time and this is the
filesystem of the ISO and the name of
the ISO file and then the path here we
have to mount one special pine /mnt so
our ISO file has been successfully
mounted now here you can see I meant he
previously was empty here we found
checked it it was empty now here you can
see the ISO file the content of the ISO
file has been mounted at /mnt so we have
successfully mounted our ISO file 8/20
so the next part is - you can mount the
ISO file so to unmount it so to unmount
it you have to go back to that directory
from where we are mounted
I'm sorry your rotor Pokemon and now
register the command for unmounting it
is and this will mount run mount up and
ride let's check it but it has not
mounted I am sorry I will be able to
specify the path over here
so the command is human - t is oh nine
six six zero then the ion saline and
then thus the path we rarely are
prompted which is /mnt now let us check
our I feel unmount successfully now here
you can see no content has been found in
the /mnt folder so we have successfully
mounted our ISO and successfully and
mounted our ISO so thats it guys thank
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