Mount a BIN/CUE image in linux
This really doesn’t show how to mount a BIN/CUE image in linux so the title might have been “Convert a BIN/CUE image to ISO and then mount it using the loopback mount trick”, but at the end you’ll be able to mount your image file, so I guess the title remains true.
The tool needed to convert a BIN/CUE image to an ISO one is bchunk. On Ubuntu you can get it from the repositories (sudo apt-get install bchunk). Check out how to install it on your distro. After installing it convert the image file is as easy as running this command on your terminal:
bchunk image.bin image.cue image
After that you’ll have a file named image.iso ready to be mounted:
sudo mount -o loop image.iso /mount/directory
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