<snip> > I tried several of the suggested methods and the one with -t does > not work. With the t removed this works fine: > > mount <isofile> /mnt/point/here -o loop > > It is a bit easier to remember too. And my testing was on F8. > > Karl > > > -- > > Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI That underscores an important point. That the file system on the optical media may not be iso9660 hence using -t iso9660 would fail in that case. Omitting it causes the mount command to attempt to determine the filesystem and mount it accordingly. As long as it can recognize it and that filesystem type is supported by your kernel you are good to go. Jacques B.
