Aix Iso Mount
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The usual mount -o ro,loop image.iso /mnt/iso/, which you’re used to on Linux, can’t be used on AIX. On AIX you dd the ISO file into a raw Logical Volume, then mount the LV as a filesystem. Here are the steps for copying the ISO named image.iso into the folder /mnt/iso/ (a JFS filesystem):
Mount the device like a CD-ROM in AIX. Ensure that the mount point is exist, if not create a new directory to mount it. # mount -v cdrfs -o ro /dev/cdlv /mnt/isofolder 5. Hi, is there any way to mount an ISO Image with IRIX (6.5.18m IP28)? Linux use the -o loop option and SunOS can do this with lofiadm. I’ve try ed this, but it d. Mar 10, 2008 567496 C892HML.iso 502376 C892IML.iso ServerA:/tsmcode/5.3CDs# mklv -y isolv rootvg 670M isolv This creates a logical volume ’isolv’ with at least 670 MB. The actual physical partitions used is determined by the AIX OS. Copy the ISO image to the device that contains the logical volume using command ’dd’.
1. Create a filesystem with size slightly bigger than the size of the ISO image. Do NOT mount the filesystem yet. Here I assume we’re dealing with a DVD ISO image ~ 4.7G:Aix Mount Iso Loopback
2. Get the logical volume name associated with the new filesystem:
(we see that the logical volume name is lv01)
3. dd the ISO image into rlv01 (raw lv01): Egnyte connect installer.
(Note the r before lv01! This is important)
4. Mount the file system:
(Note the filesystem type! Unlike the crfs command above, where we used -v jfs, now we use -v cdrfs)
5. Do whatever you do with the files in /mnt/iso.
6. When finished, unmount the filesystem:
7. And finally, remove the filesystem:
Obs for mac 10.9.5. Notes:
*) The above was tested on AIX 5.3
*) For instructions how to do it on Solaris 10 see here: http://geekdom.wesmo.com/2007/03/29/mounting-an-iso-image-on-solaris/
If you are running AIX 6.1 and above then go through below link
Follow the instructions below to mount an ISO image in AIX Server
Obtain the size of the image.
# du -sm server_tools.iso
Identify the nearest multiple of 128 MB that will provide enough space for the image.
For example, if the image size is 700MB, then you will need 768MB to mount it.
# mklv -y cdlv -s n -L /dev/cdlv rootvg 768M hdisk0
If the above command fails, increase the volume size by a multiple of 128.Unable To Mount Iso Windows 10
Use the dd command to create a pseudo-device.
# dd if=/softwares/server_tools.iso of=/dev/cdlvIbm Aix Mount Iso
Note that this command may take a long time and will create two dd processes.
After this, Mount the device like a CD-ROM in AIX. Ensure that the mount point exists.
# mount -v cdrfs -o ro /dev/cdlv /mntAix 7.2 IsoChange directory into /mnt and you can able to access the contents of ISO
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The usual mount -o ro,loop image.iso /mnt/iso/, which you’re used to on Linux, can’t be used on AIX. On AIX you dd the ISO file into a raw Logical Volume, then mount the LV as a filesystem. Here are the steps for copying the ISO named image.iso into the folder /mnt/iso/ (a JFS filesystem):
Mount the device like a CD-ROM in AIX. Ensure that the mount point is exist, if not create a new directory to mount it. # mount -v cdrfs -o ro /dev/cdlv /mnt/isofolder 5. Hi, is there any way to mount an ISO Image with IRIX (6.5.18m IP28)? Linux use the -o loop option and SunOS can do this with lofiadm. I’ve try ed this, but it d. Mar 10, 2008 567496 C892HML.iso 502376 C892IML.iso ServerA:/tsmcode/5.3CDs# mklv -y isolv rootvg 670M isolv This creates a logical volume ’isolv’ with at least 670 MB. The actual physical partitions used is determined by the AIX OS. Copy the ISO image to the device that contains the logical volume using command ’dd’.
1. Create a filesystem with size slightly bigger than the size of the ISO image. Do NOT mount the filesystem yet. Here I assume we’re dealing with a DVD ISO image ~ 4.7G:Aix Mount Iso Loopback
2. Get the logical volume name associated with the new filesystem:
(we see that the logical volume name is lv01)
3. dd the ISO image into rlv01 (raw lv01): Egnyte connect installer.
(Note the r before lv01! This is important)
4. Mount the file system:
(Note the filesystem type! Unlike the crfs command above, where we used -v jfs, now we use -v cdrfs)
5. Do whatever you do with the files in /mnt/iso.
6. When finished, unmount the filesystem:
7. And finally, remove the filesystem:
Obs for mac 10.9.5. Notes:
*) The above was tested on AIX 5.3
*) For instructions how to do it on Solaris 10 see here: http://geekdom.wesmo.com/2007/03/29/mounting-an-iso-image-on-solaris/
If you are running AIX 6.1 and above then go through below link
Follow the instructions below to mount an ISO image in AIX Server
Obtain the size of the image.
# du -sm server_tools.iso
Identify the nearest multiple of 128 MB that will provide enough space for the image.
For example, if the image size is 700MB, then you will need 768MB to mount it.
# mklv -y cdlv -s n -L /dev/cdlv rootvg 768M hdisk0
If the above command fails, increase the volume size by a multiple of 128.Unable To Mount Iso Windows 10
Use the dd command to create a pseudo-device.
# dd if=/softwares/server_tools.iso of=/dev/cdlvIbm Aix Mount Iso
Note that this command may take a long time and will create two dd processes.
After this, Mount the device like a CD-ROM in AIX. Ensure that the mount point exists.
# mount -v cdrfs -o ro /dev/cdlv /mntAix 7.2 IsoChange directory into /mnt and you can able to access the contents of ISO
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