On Sun, 2003-06-15 at 17:56, Tom Wesley wrote: > On Sunday 15 June 2003 16:41, Lars Juel Nielsen wrote: > > How would i mount a bin/cue set or convert it to a normal iso so it can > > be mounted with mount -o loop,ro -t <fs type> <image> <mountpoint> > > check http://hes.iki.fi/bchunk/
yes, that works, but.... hmmm.. do you know daemon-tools? basically what i'd like to have is a virtual cd-rom ... something that would be able to take an iso or a cue/bin or a ccd(clonecd) image an 'mount' it to /dev/something, and then i'd be able to use /dev/something as a regular dvd/cd-rom drive. i know that 'losetup' can do something like this, but i had no success with mounting a cue/bin... i know i can use bchunk to extract all the filesystems from a cue/bin, and then i can mount the iso files, but for example with daemon-tools-on-windows, i can mount a cue/bin image of an audio cd, and then grab the audio tracks from the virtually mounted cd image with any audiograbber tool. can i do the same on linux? thx, gabor -- "Don't worry. I used the back of my sword. Oh, it's double-sided. Sorry." -Zelgadis, Slayers
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