I have a cd image that is not a .iso but a .cue. I cannot mount it. I use ubuntu 10.10 64 bits, and I've tried a lot of programs. furiosmout just says it is not a image file, and it just didn't work. I found a program (acetone) that can convert .cue in .iso, but it says I need other packages (that I could not come to). I was looking for an easy way. Any help?
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First, when I restart my computer, it just goes straight to Windows 7, as normal. Is there a separate step to have a selection menu at start-up or does this not apply for VirtualBox runs of Ubuntu?
That's normal. A virtual machine will not come up as an option in the physical host's boot menu. You must start the host OS and the virtual machine manager (hypervisor) before that can happen.
And I get a choice to "Force Unmount" the mounted ISO file within (which is indeed the VBoxGuestAdditions).
- Try ejecting the virtual drive from within the OS first:
- You can also use
sudo umount /media/title-of-cdfrom the terminal. - Then try unmounting from VirtualBox. Sometimes that may still give you the warning, but just override it so long as you ejected from Ubuntu first.
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Typically a .cue file will be accompanied by a .bin file that contains the actual image data. If you'd like to convert it to the .iso format, the Iso9660 Analyzer Tool (
apt-get install iat) should do the trick: