I've got a xxx.bin cd image with a xxx.cue file, how do I mount it to see it's contense?
I've tried:
# mount -t iso9660 -o loop xxx.bin /mnt/data
: Invalid argument
# mount -o loop xxx.bin /mnt/data
: Invalid argument
# mount -t CDFS -o loop xxx.bin /mnt/data
: No such device
Does Puppy need a device driver module for the CDFS type of file sys.?
Is the CDFS type of file sys. the correct one for mounting this type of file?
How to mount a .bin CD image file.
http://www.gentooforum.de/artikel/9243/ ... teien.html
sorry, german...
It sais: to mount .cue, use cdemu:
Homepage: http://cdemu.org/
# modprobe cdemu
# cdemu 0 eure_datei.cue
# mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdemu0 /mnt/euer_mount_point
I think there is no cdemu-dotpup yet.
Mark
sorry, german...
It sais: to mount .cue, use cdemu:
Homepage: http://cdemu.org/
# modprobe cdemu
# cdemu 0 eure_datei.cue
# mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdemu0 /mnt/euer_mount_point
I think there is no cdemu-dotpup yet.
Mark
First, install python: http://dotpups.de/dotpups/Programming/python2.4.pup (2.9 MB)
Then download
http://robert.private.outertech.com/vir ... ta.tar.bz2
(the version 0.7 stops with an error when compiling)
extract, run
make
make install
depmod
modprobe cdemu
I get depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.29/misc/cdemu.o
but the module loads, so it might work.
Then type
cdemu
I get:
# cdemu
cdemu written by Robert Penz <robert.penz@outertech.com> Version 0.5.0 alpha
usage: cdemu [OPTION]... [DRIVENUMBER] [CUEFILE]
-d, --device use the given device
-h, --help show this screen
-s, --status shows the status of all virtual drives
-u, --unload unloads the given device
-v, --verbose be verbose
cdemu creates its own devices upon installation.
These devices are usually located at /dev/cdemu/x
Where x represents a number from 0 to n. These numbers are the device
numbers expected by the cdemu command
examples: load cd: cdemu drivernumber cue-file | e.g. cdemu 0 foobar.cue
unload cd: cdemu -u drivernumber | e.g. cdemu -u 0
status: cdemu -s
*********************************************
for loading a CD I need a drive number or a --device and a cue-file
*********************************************
So pray the unresolved symbols willl cause no problem, and try it with your files
If it works, be aware that Puppy 1x does not save files in /lib, try copying it to /usr/lib/modules or write a script for copying it to /lib/modules when booting.
Mark
Then download
http://robert.private.outertech.com/vir ... ta.tar.bz2
(the version 0.7 stops with an error when compiling)
extract, run
make
make install
depmod
modprobe cdemu
I get depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.29/misc/cdemu.o
but the module loads, so it might work.
Then type
cdemu
I get:
# cdemu
cdemu written by Robert Penz <robert.penz@outertech.com> Version 0.5.0 alpha
usage: cdemu [OPTION]... [DRIVENUMBER] [CUEFILE]
-d, --device use the given device
-h, --help show this screen
-s, --status shows the status of all virtual drives
-u, --unload unloads the given device
-v, --verbose be verbose
cdemu creates its own devices upon installation.
These devices are usually located at /dev/cdemu/x
Where x represents a number from 0 to n. These numbers are the device
numbers expected by the cdemu command
examples: load cd: cdemu drivernumber cue-file | e.g. cdemu 0 foobar.cue
unload cd: cdemu -u drivernumber | e.g. cdemu -u 0
status: cdemu -s
*********************************************
for loading a CD I need a drive number or a --device and a cue-file
*********************************************
So pray the unresolved symbols willl cause no problem, and try it with your files
If it works, be aware that Puppy 1x does not save files in /lib, try copying it to /usr/lib/modules or write a script for copying it to /lib/modules when booting.
Mark
