Mount an UIF image in linux

To mount an UIF image in linux you have to convert it to ISO first (just like when dealing with BIN/CUE images). All that’s needed is UIF2ISO.

On Ubuntu you can get it from the repositories (sudo apt-get install uif2iso). There might be packages available for your distro. It’s usage is fairly simple: 

uif2iso inputimage.uif outputimage

That will give you an image file named outputimage.iso ready to be mounted:

sudo mount -o loop outputimage.iso /mount/directory

1 comment

  1. Solved my Problem. Pretty Cool. Gracias.

    — Dwiz Fri, 21 May 2010

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