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From: Tommy Moore <stp@odysseus.yi.org>
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Subject: Re: Mounting an ISO image
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Yeah, I think you can. what you do is just make a directory under / called
mnt2 or something like that and then mount the drive that the file is
on. After that make another directory called something like /iso and then
do something like this:
mount -o loop /mnt2/file.iso /iso
If this doesn't work, then you'll have ot burn the  cd I think.