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Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 14:28:49 +0100
Subject: Viewing the file and directory structure in a .iso file
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The recent inclusion of cdrkit in Cygwin is marvellous, thank you.
Is there a way that one can view from within Cygwin the file/ directory structure within a .iso file? In Linux it would be
        mkdir {viewingdir}
        mount {isofile} -o loop {viewingdir}
        find {viewingdir}
or equivalent, but in Cygwin loop is an invalid option to mount.
Thank you.
Fergus

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