screwed up fedora 16 tryed to mount iso

[DemonGodKid]

http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/06/...-user-in-unix/

i used this and a few others now when i use acetoneISO i get an error

on a side not idk about acet at that time

Syntax: # mount ISOFILE MOUNT-POINT -o loop

$ su -

# mkdir /tmp/mnt

# mount -o loop /downloads/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso /tmp/mnt

# cd /tmp/mnt
# ls -l




http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=76955


and some stuff from here i think



i get this error message


Cannot execute command ' 'umount '\''/home/demon/Desktop/iso'\'' && mount -o loop -t iso9660 '\''/ isoname hereDVD1.iso'\'' '\''/home/demon/Desktop/iso'\''''




how do i fix the damage.

[p0ssum]

What is the actual command you are running? That looks like it might be some kind of script or something.
Try "which mount", it should come back as /bin/mount. You could also try using the full path to make sure you are running what you think /bin/mount -o loop /path/to/iso /path/to/mountpoint

[DemonGodKid]

i used both

[p0ssum]

There is no reason for any of those errors from running a mount command. What does "file /bin/mount" return?

[DemonGodKid]

mount /path_to_iso/Name.iso -r -t iso9660 -o loop /mnt/iso

mount -r -t iso9660 -o loop image_name.iso /media/cdrom/

maybe $ cp some-file-inside-iso /tmp/mnt
and

# mount /downloads/debian-501-i386-DVD-1.iso /tmp/mnt -o loop

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root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# file /bin/mount
/bin/mount: setuid ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, stripped
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# ^C
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]#

[p0ssum]

run "/bin/mount -o loop /downloads/debian-501-i386-DVD-1.iso /tmp/mnt "

Do you get the same error?

[DemonGodKid]

bash: run: command not found...

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any ideas?

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twidles thumbs

[p0ssum]

run the "command in quotes"

just this

/bin/mount -o loop /downloads/debian-501-i386-DVD-1.iso /tmp/mnt

(ps sorry, got paged, now working )

[DemonGodKid]

heyy got side trac just checked back here n did what you said

mount: warning: /tmp/mnt seems to be mounted read-only.

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just seen a pop up with the mounted iso\

it seems to work, yet how do i get ace to work and how do i unmount?

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i will be back tommorw

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going to sleep gnite

[p0ssum]

Ok, so somehow, something is grabbing your "mount" command, hence the reason you get the funky error, but it works if you use the full path. To unmount the device use "umount /mnt/tmp",*if you get a funky error here too, try /bin/umount* note that it is UMOUNT not UNMOUNT, otherwise you will spend all day getting a command not found error.

Anyhow to find out why your mount command is funky, you can try the following:

which mount -- this should return /bin/mount, if points anywhere else, note where
grep mount ~/.bashrc -- this return anything?
grep mount ~/.profile -- this return anything?

Let me know what you find.

Oh, and and far as AcetoneISO, I have no idea, never used it.

[DemonGodKid]

[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# unmount /mnt/iso
bash: unmount: command not found...
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# UNMOUNT /mnt/iso
bash: UNMOUNT: command not found...
^[[A[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# /bin/umount
Usage: umount -h | -V
umount -a [-d] [-f] [-r] [-n] [-v] [-t vfstypes] [-O opts]
umount [-d] [-f] [-r] [-n] [-v] special | node...
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# /bin/unmount /mnt/iso
-bash: /bin/unmount: No such file or directory
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# /bin/unmount /mnt/iso
-bash: /bin/unmount: No such file or directory
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]#
][root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# ]
bash: ]: command not found...
Failed to search for file: Invalid input passed to daemon: char ']' in text!
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# which mount
/bin/mount
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# which mount
/bin/mount
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# unmount /bin/mount
bash: unmount: command not found...
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# grep mount ~/.bashrc
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# grep mount ~/.profile -- this return anything?
grep: /root/.profile: No such file or directory
grep: this: No such file or directory
grep: return: No such file or directory
grep: anything?: No such file or directory
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]# unmount
bash: unmount: command not found...
[root@unknown1c6f65a06b16 ~]#

i did the unmount and it dident worki did those other commands just to see what they would do

[p0ssum]

you need to read my previous message very carefully.

[DemonGodKid]

thank you for the tip

when i read "UMOUNT not UNMOUNT" before it all looked the same due to the caps so i thought your were crazy, i a easy mistake on my part since when you typed "UMOUNT not UNMOUNT" i usually think ok he is pointing something out and when i dident apear to see a different then i just chalked it up to bunk advice

thank you