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The term ISO was derived from the ISO 9660 file system, which is commonly used by optical media.

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An ISO image is a full copy of everything contained on a physical optical disc, such as a CD, DVD, or Blu-ray disc, including the file system. There is no compression and they are a sector-by-sector copy of the disc. ISO images are designed to allow you to save an exact digital copy of a disc and then use that image to burn a new disc that is an exact copy of the original.

Most operating systems (and many utilities) allow you to install an ISO image as a virtual disc, which means that all of your apps can treat it as if it were a real optical disc.

In certain cases, you can need to extract a single file or multiple files from an ISO image.

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Here we are going to see how to extract and Copy Files from ISO Image in Linux

Extracting ISO Image:

The loop system can be used to mount ISO files. The mount command is needed. First, make a directory using the mkdir command:

$ mkdir /mnt/iso

Now mount the iso image in a

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