One of my friends asked me , how he could mount an .iso image in Ubuntu , via commandline , even though he knew how to mount it with iso mounter in ubuntu. So here is a step by step procedure to mount an iso image .
1.Fire up your gnome -terminal from accessories ->terminal .
2.Make a directory in /mnt /disk with root privilege , # sudo mkdir -p /mnt/disk .
3.Use mount command to mount the iso to the new directory , # sudo mount -o loop filename.iso /mnt/disk .
4.Now you have successfully mounted your .iso image , to list the files in the iso image change to that dir using cd command
# cd /mnt/disk
5.Now to list the files and folders use the ls command , #ls
You are done , now you can use the iso image just like a directory .
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