I have certain old CD/DVD's which are not in good condition. I want to recover from them anything that can be recovered. in windows you had software like Isobuster and Cd Recovery which will let me do this. Can anyone suggest a native linux app?
I have all images of Debian, Ubuntu and Ubuntustudio as .iso. How can I use them as repository to install my desired packages with sudo apt-get install package-name?
I easily mount the .iso file with Archive Mounter, but when adding CD-ROM in Software Sources it says Please Insert CD-ROM.
How should I do this without burning them to disk?
Can I mount an ISO in Ubuntu 10.04 without requiring the use of sudo?
This is all I know how to do:
sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 image.iso /media/iso
A few answers mentioned using something called "Archive Mounter". I've never noticed this before, but I do see it listed in the "Open With" list when right-clicking ISO files.
Where can I find documentation on how to use it?
What are some CD ripping programs for Ubuntu? Can you list the Pros? What are the Cons? For each program there should be a screenshot, sources to install, and instructions to install and use.
I was hoping to know if Ubuntu comes with a standard way of mounting ISOs. I looked around online and found a bunch of scripts that can do it.
This to me seems like core functionality, is it offered by default in Ubuntu. If not where is the best and simplest mounter for ISOs.