Very Computer

Hi all

What is the NT equivalent of the linux/unix command:
mount -o loop -t iso9660 <isofilename> <mountpoint>

This mounts an ISO image file (NOT CD) which allows you
to look at the files it contains and get files out of it.

I find that under windows NT I need to burn a CD first before
I can see the files.

--
The opinions expressed in this communication are my own, and do not
necessarily reflect those of my employer.

says...

Quote:> Hi all

> What is the NT equivalent of the linux/unix command:
> mount -o loop -t iso9660 <isofilename> <mountpoint>

> This mounts an ISO image file (NOT CD) which allows you
> to look at the files it contains and get files out of it.

> I find that under windows NT I need to burn a CD first before
> I can see the files.

This cannot be done with board-commands of nt, but maybe some ports cannot
do it. (ie the cygwin-collection contains lot of ported commands including
mount, but I dont know if it can handle iso-filetypes)

maybe some cd-burn-software can give you a sneak-preview before burning.

peter

--

goldfisch.at

You could always get WinImage (www.winimage.com) which does allow you to
view and extract files from an ISO image file.

It has a good 30 day demo which only increments if you use it.

Works for me.

Mark

Many thanks Mark, but I have already come across winimage.
I am looking for something that winimage but with the ability to
remove and add files/directory to the .ISO file.

--
The opinions expressed in this communication are my own, and do not
necessarily reflect those of my employer.

Quote:> You could always get WinImage (www.winimage.com) which does allow you to
> view and extract files from an ISO image file.

> It has a good 30 day demo which only increments if you use it.

> Works for me.

> Mark