On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 21:30:12 -0500, Jay Daniels wrote: > Thanks Rocky > > For some reason I was under the impression that an iso file was > compressed in some way. When I was in Windows I remember opening a > .iso file in WinRAR and viewing the files. ISO 9660 is not compression, it's a file-system. An .iso file contains a file-system structure which programs can support directly. Probably WinRAR (like tools such as isobuster) has built-in support for reading ISO 9660 images. On Linux, one way to look into an .iso image file is to mount it with a loop device: mount file.iso /mnt/somedir -o loop --
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