Excellent application for mounting ISO, NRG, IMG, BIN, NDF, DMG

Searching the internet I found an excellent application called AcetoneISO that allows us to ride iso, nrg, img, ndf y dmg with a few clicks. Without further ado the program.

Ubuntu and Debian

apt-get install acetoneiso

Fedora

DOWNLOAD
Download the file according to your version of fedora example I have fedora 18 download AcetoneISO2-2.3-4.fc18 On the next page where it says RPMs we download the one that suits us best in my case AcetoneISO2-2.3-4.fc18.x86_64.rpm because my system is 64 bit.

To do the installation we do the following

su
cd Descargas
yum -y install NOMBRE DEL ARCHIVO QUE DESCARGASTE

I hope it has served you 😉 Good luck.


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  1.   Zironide said

    Interesting. I am not a very user of isos (or other formats) except to burn them in cds, but I will take it into account 😉

    1.    Jonathan said

      Hello, how did you put the icon of the desktop environment you use?

      1.    rainbow_fly said

        xD announced that capacity a while ago

      2.    Zironide said

        Hi Jonathan, here (https://blog.desdelinux.net/desdelinux-tambien-te-muestra-el-entorno-de-escritorio-que-usas-en-tus-comentarios/) is where they say it can be put, they also put links on how to modify the user agent. Just in case, here I leave mine:

        Mozilla / 5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv: 7.0.1) Gecko / 20100101 Debian Iceweasel / 10.0.12 KDE

        1.    Jonathan said

          Thank you so much!!!!!!!

    2.    voynich said

      Hello, thanks for this article, although it did not help me much.

      Well I'll explain, I just downloaded a .dmg file (a video course) and I can't open it, and as this article says, with this program, acetoneiso can open this type of files, well now when you open the program, I It gives the option of opening several files, but not those that are compressed in dmg! nothing, I tried again and again, and no way!

      So please, does anyone have a solution to mediate that? Maybe I don't know how to use this program, or something I don't? so why, how can I open compressed files in .dmg, with acetoneiso?

      Thank you very much in advance for your help!

  2.   rots87 said

    Fantastic application that rivals win applications lol I have used it for a long time and to date it has not failed me

  3.   dae said

    Very useful the program used it a lot.

  4.   Leo said

    I have used it and it is excellent. You can also recover a totally scratched and unusable cd and pass the raw data to an iso and then a lot of data can be recovered. An excellent tool to recover data.

  5.   v3on said

    hello what are you doing, showing off surroundings or what are you doing?

    1.    kennatj said

      You use Windows with kde you could upload a screenshot to see how it looks

      1.    Windousian said

        It looks very good.

        1.    v3on said

          I only played with the UA

          1.    Windousian said

            Too bad of you.

  6.   kik1n said

    For slackware:

    # lftp -c "open http://www.slackware.org.uk/slacky/slackware-14.0/multimedia/acetoneiso/; mirror build »

    o

    # lftp -c "open http://repository.slacky.eu/slackware-14.0/multimedia/acetoneiso/; mirror build »

    # cd build /
    # sh acetoneiso.SlackBuild

    # installpkg /tmp/acetoneiso*.txz

    1.    MRGERSON said

      Thank you!

  7.   Manuel R. said

    Does it also allow you to "modify" an iso by adding a file to it, for example: to a Debian iso to add firmwares?

    1.    william_oops said

      That is what I ask myself, is it for what I would be most useful for.

    2.    Mr Black said

      Isomaster may be able to serve you

  8.   RudaMale said

    I prefer the mount -o loop for isos. Does anyone make images in nrg yet? God save us.

  9.   Windousian said

    For those of us who used Alcohol in Windows this is a good alternative.

  10.   scraf23 said

    It's nice to mount from the command line but it's fine.

  11.   ariki said

    I use another program that can mount encrypted isos I leave the address is called CDEmu:

    http://cdemu.sourceforge.net/

    greetings Ariki

  12.   Algave said

    Very useful and I installed it, thanks a lot ... sudo pacman -S acetoneiso2

  13.   Hernán said

    Excellent data, greetings.

  14.   AMLC said

    Thanks a lot. I didn't know it existed.

  15.   Berenes said

    Thanks brother

  16.   Juan said

    It helped me! Thanks a lot!

  17.   Omar said

    In fedora 22 install it without problem… In fedora 23 there is no way, any suggestions?

  18.   Omar said

    Any suggestions to install it on fedora 23?