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I know people have been having trouble playing BF3 when they extract all the files to play, the single player content is on the second disc so you should use iso2god with the second disc iso and place that on a usb using party buffalo or something otherwise when you launch BF3 from the extracted contents of either disc it will prompt you to put in the other disc or the disc you would have in.
The Sony PSP can utilize ISO files as a gaming medium. Sometimes these ISO files may be placed into a compressed RAR archive that will keep the size small until you are ready to use it. RAR stands for Roshal ARchive, and is very similar to the Zip format. You can place any number of files into a RAR archive, compressing them at various ratios. When you want to extract the file(s), or 'unrar' them, you need simply use the program you used to create the RAR archive or use one of these.
Download and install a program such as the examples provided in the Resources section. They will either be free or will include a free limited-time trial period.
Using 7-zip, a free RAR extractor for Windows: Right-click your RAR file and click '7-Zip.' A new menu will appear. Click 'Extract files.' Select a location for the extracted ISO file, and click 'OK' to place the ISO in this location.
Using WinRAR: Right-click the RAR file and click 'Extract files to.' WinRAR is not free, but many consider it to be the best archive manager available. Select a location for the extracted ISO and click 'OK.' Your ISO will be extracted to the location specified.
Using RarZilla: Right-click the rar file and click 'RarZilla' to extract the file to the same directory where it is located. RarZilla is free and works very well.
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I have some ISO images and would like to extract them to a hard-disk. They are not OS images, I think they are music or audio books, I Don't know until they are extracted.Thanks
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If you are comfortable with the command line you can make use of the loop-back device.
All you'll need is an empty folder, so either use an existing one or create an new one:
then run:
If you are not sure about the filesystem type of the .iso, your system might be able to auto-detect it. This works on Ubuntu 18.04 with the Ubuntu installation ISOs for example:
Now you can just cd test_folder or just ls test_folder to see the contents. No need to extract anything.
To 'remove' the .iso, just type:
Ciro Santilli 新疆改造中心996ICU六四事件See also: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/70738/what-is-the-fastest-way-to-extract-an-iso
See also:
- create ISO: How to create an ISO image from a ZIP file? It seems 7z can only unpack but not create ISO files?
- edit ISO: How to edit ISO Images (Including Bootable ISOs)
Tested in Ubuntu 18.04 with the Ubuntu 18.04 ISO itself: ubuntu-18.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso.
In Ubuntu, you can open them in Archive Manger:
You can add files .isos, and extract them.
To open it, right-click on the file and select Open With →, and Archive Manager. If the option is available, you can also mount the .iso image as though it was a disc in the computer.
If it is not installed (it should be, I think it is part of the desktop), use this:
You may also get an option to right-click and Extract Here to extract the contents of the iso files, and other compressed files.
WilfWilf7z has a bug that truncates file names longer than 64 characters so I used CMake instead:
(but any other libarchive-based tool should work, including bsdtar)
Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AcetoneISO
AcetoneISO is often referred to as the Daemon Tools equivalent for GNU/Linux. This mighty software can mount ISO, MDF, BIN and NRG files and burn ISO images to optical discs. It supports file conversion from BIN, MDF, NRG, DAA, IMG, DMG, CDI and other formats to ISO, as well as extracting content from them. You can use it to create ISO images from files and folders on your computer, as well as to encrypt and decrypt existing images, it has also the ability to split big image files, or to merge two or more smaller ones, this software is under the GPL License.
I didn't test it myself.
Easyest way to extract iso file in linux is
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Open terminal and type
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sudo su root
enter your password then type
mount -t auto -o loop 'Path/location to iso' /where u want to mount