How to mount a local image in Linux?

To mount a local image, you can use the following command:

1. Firstly, create a directory to mount the image file.
2. Create a directory called “image” in the “/mnt” folder using superuser privileges.
3. Next, mount the image file using the mount command.
4. Use the following command to mount the image file located at “/path/to/image.iso” onto the “/mnt/image” directory:
   sudo mount -o loop /path/to/image.iso /mnt/image
5. The path /path/to/image.iso is the location of the local image file, and /mnt/image is the location of the mount directory.
6. If you want to mount a different type of image file (such as .img or .img.gz), you can adjust the file type accordingly in the command.
7. After successful mounting, you can access the /mnt/image directory to view and use the content in the image file.
8. You can use the following command to unmount the image file when you no longer need it.
9. Please unmount the image located in the directory /mnt.
10. Before uninstalling, make sure there are no active sessions or open files in the mounted image file.

Note: mounting and unmounting image files require administrative privileges, so remember to use sudo before running the command.