October 1, 2008 Converting .bin/.cue to .iso
If you ever find yourself needing to convert a .bin/.cue image (non-linux format) to a .iso, there’s an easier way to do it than using bin2iso. To use bin2iso, you need to compile code. Fuck that. In ubuntu’s repositories there’s already an application available, shame it isn’t graphic. The package is bchunk.
To use it, hit on the terminal
bchunk file.bin file.cue basename
The generated .iso will be in the form basename.iso01.iso
For future reference, to mount the iso is as simple as
sudo mkdir /media/folder
sudo mount -o loop basename.iso01.iso /media/folder
And voila, the iso is mount on /media/folder.
That’s all folks.
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