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mount:ai:168d9 how can i extract the files form an image file made with this command "dd if=/dev/sdX of=/path/to/output/image.img bs=4M"

$ mount -o loop /path/to/output/image.img /mnt

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mount:ai:20c93 How can i mount an img in linux cli ?

$ mount -o loop example.img /mnt/point

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mount:ai:3a6bd mount a samba share

$ mount -t cifs //${samba_server}/${share_name} ${mount_point} -o username=${username},password=${password}

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mount:ai:e90ed mount apple drive

$ mount -t hfsplus /dev/sdX /mnt/apple_drive

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mount:tldr:0be9f mount: Mount a share to the next available drive letter.

$ mount \\${computer_name}\${share_name} *

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mount:tldr:19822 mount: Show all mounted filesystems.

$ mount

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mount:tldr:3f122 mount: Mount a share with a read timeout in seconds (defaults to 0.8, can be 0.9 or 1 to 60).

$ mount -o timeout=${seconds} \\${computer_name}\${share_name} ${Z:}

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mount:tldr:5f593 mount: Mount a share with forced case sensitivity.

$ mount -o casesensitive \\${computer_name}\${share_name} ${Z:}

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mount:tldr:7888a mount: Mount a specific filesystem described in `/etc/fstab` (e.g. `/dev/sda1 /my_drive ext2 defaults 0 2`).

$ mount ${-my_drive}

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mount:tldr:84510 mount: Mount a share using a specific mount type.

$ mount -o mtype=${select} \\${computer_name}\${share_name} ${Z:}

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mount:tldr:9f7a2 mount: Mount all the filesystem defined in `/etc/fstab`.

$ mount -a

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mount:tldr:9f8ef mount: Create a specific directory if it does not exist and mount a device to it.

$ mount --mkdir ${path-to-device_file} ${path-to-target_directory}

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mount:tldr:a1329 mount: Mount a share to the "Z" drive letter.

$ mount \\${computer_name}\${share_name} ${Z:}

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mount:tldr:a16bb mount: Mount a CD-ROM device (with the filetype ISO9660) to `/cdrom` (readonly).

$ mount -t ${iso9660} -o ro ${-dev-cdrom} ${-cdrom}

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mount:tldr:ab178 mount: Mount a device to a directory for a specific user.

$ mount -o uid=${user_id},gid=${group_id} ${path-to-device_file} ${path-to-target_directory}

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mount:tldr:e0634 mount: Mount a share and retry up to 10 times if it fails.

$ mount -o retry=${retries} \\${computer_name}\${share_name} ${Z:}

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mount:tldr:e1aab mount: Mount a share as an anonymous user.

$ mount -o anon \\${computer_name}\${share_name} ${Z:}

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mount:tldr:e9668 mount: Mount a directory to another directory.

$ mount --bind ${path-to-old_dir} ${path-to-new_dir}

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mount:tldr:fb293 mount: Mount a device to a directory.

$ mount -t ${filesystem_type} ${path-to-device_file} ${path-to-target_directory}

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