mountiso.sh not found!
then I've created a link:
ln -s .../mountiso.sh /usr/bin/mountiso.sh
It would be better if the 'Exec' was:
=~/bin/mountiso.sh "%U" unmount
isn't it?
br
Where do I put this link?
ln -s .../mountiso.sh /usr/bin/mountiso.sh
... in which folder? From my home?
now when I mount ISO it tell me mountiso.sh not found.
thank you.
Hi,
I'm not in kubuntu right now, but if I can remember, download the MountIso from here, get into the folder with 'mountiso.sh' with terminal, execute the command 'ln -s ./mountiso.sh /usr/bin/mountiso.sh'
this will create a symbolic link to ./mountiso.sh at /usr/bin/
try again
br
ricardo
I have some problems with this script on Kubuntu 9.04. Kubuntu doesn't use bash shell by default. It uses the dash shell. It would be better to use #!/bin/bash instead of #!/bin/sh. Kubuntu uses kdesudo instead of kdesu. The script should decide automatically if it can use kdesu or kdesudo. This changes would increase the compatibility of the script for some distributions.
An ISO file with the check number "010049" can be mounted with the ",defaults" setting.
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Tested on Mint 17 with KDE 4.14 but there are problems both during installation and usage. Hope to see fixes soon...
mountiso.sh not found! then I've created a link: ln -s .../mountiso.sh /usr/bin/mountiso.sh It would be better if the 'Exec' was: =~/bin/mountiso.sh "%U" unmount isn't it? br
Where do I put this link? ln -s .../mountiso.sh /usr/bin/mountiso.sh ... in which folder? From my home? now when I mount ISO it tell me mountiso.sh not found. thank you.
Hi, I'm not in kubuntu right now, but if I can remember, download the MountIso from here, get into the folder with 'mountiso.sh' with terminal, execute the command 'ln -s ./mountiso.sh /usr/bin/mountiso.sh' this will create a symbolic link to ./mountiso.sh at /usr/bin/ try again br ricardo
I have some problems with this script on Kubuntu 9.04. Kubuntu doesn't use bash shell by default. It uses the dash shell. It would be better to use #!/bin/bash instead of #!/bin/sh. Kubuntu uses kdesudo instead of kdesu. The script should decide automatically if it can use kdesu or kdesudo. This changes would increase the compatibility of the script for some distributions. An ISO file with the check number "010049" can be mounted with the ",defaults" setting.
please check the last version i think may work now.