I'm trying to open an ISO file, but not having any luck.
So far I have tried:
- Gmount (it doesn't seem to work because it says the folders aren't empty?
- furiusisomount not available for Ubuntu 14.04
- Archive Mounter (nothing happens when I right click the ISO and open with Archive Mounter)
- FuseISO - I right click file MOUNT ISO.. nothing happens.
So I try the old fashioned way with command line:
$ sudo mount -o loop /media/user/Jupiter-8/files/butterfly.iso /media/iso
mount: you must specify the filesystem type
Output of file /media/user/Jupiter-8/files/butterfly.iso
:
FoxPro FPT, blocks size 0, next free block index 1380078928
What should I do?
Mounting
Loop mount works without specifying the file system, when you mount 'normal' linux iso files like Ubuntu family iso files.
It might help to specify the file system with some other kind of iso file. The file system may not be
iso9660
, butudf
or something else. You have to guess here unless you clone the iso file to a USB pendrive or burn it to a DVD disk and look at that withsudo lsblk -f
Checking
An example with
udf