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hi all....
I dont have cdrom in my system..I am trying to install windows using virtual machine manager in fedora...but it is asking for cdrom as boot device..i have windowz.iso ...
- 06-30-2009 #1Just Joined!
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mounting .iso image as cdrom
hi all....
I dont have cdrom in my system..I am trying to install windows using virtual machine manager in fedora...but it is asking for cdrom as boot device..i have windowz.iso image ..how can i mount it as cdrom and continue my installation........
- 06-30-2009 #2
You use the mount command to mount an image file. You first must have an empty folder where it can be mounted. So make a directory, but first gain root permissions with the su command.
Code:su Password:
You can then mount the image in the /mounted folder, using the "loop" option. List the full path to the image first, and then the full path to the folder to mount it in.Code:mkdir /mounted
The CD should now be mounted in the /mounted folder. To unmount it when done, use this command.Code:mount -o loop /path/to/CD/image.iso /mounted
Code:umount /mounted
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