A true the ability to mount an image file without burning it sometimes is very convenient.

There are different sizes, and mount them is quite simple.

ISO image:

mount-t iso9660-o loop archivio.iso / directory / to / mount

Image BIN and CUE

To mount this kind of image you must first convert it to ISO.

apt-get install bchunk

bchunk archivio.bin archivio.cue nuovoarchivio.iso

Once converted into ISO:

mount-t iso9660-o loop archivio.iso / directory / to / mount

Image NRG

No need to convert it to ISO

mount-t iso9660-o loop, offset = 307,200 immagine.nrg / directory / to / mount

If you want to convert:

apt-get install nrg2iso

nrg2iso archivo.nrg nuovoarchivio.iso

Image MDFe MDS

Even here we must first convert Iso

apt-get install mdf2iso

mdf2iso archivio.mdf nuovaimmagine.iso

Image IMG

Convert in ISO

apt-get install ccd2iso

ccd2iso immagine.img immagine.iso

DAA Image

Daa format and those using poweriso. Even in this case we must first convert it to ISO.

wget http://poweriso.com/poweriso.tar.gz

tar-zxvf poweriso.tar.gz

convert to ISO with:

. / poweriso convert immagine.daa-o nuovaimmagine.iso

All formats of image converted to ISO, mount it with:

mount-t iso9660-o loop archivio.iso / directory / to / mount

Trickle is responsible for limiting the use of the band both in download and upload of a specific application.

This can be very useful if you want while continuing to sail without the bandwidth saturated.

Can be used with programs such as: Deluge, Amul, apt-get upgrade etc etc.. Trickle is present in the Debian repositories.

Example

trickle-u 5-d 12 apt-get upgrade

In this case, is in charge of limited apt-get upgrade in upload and download at 5 kbps to 12 kbps,

or:

trickle-d 50 deluge

Deluge uses only 50kbps. For more options see the man.