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博主本人平和谦逊，热爱学习，读者阅读过程中发现错误的地方，请帮忙指出，感激不尽 说明： Yum（Yellow dog Updater, Modified）是一个在Fedora和RedHat以及CentOS中的Shell前端软件包管理器。基于RPM包管理，可以自动处理依赖性关系。 Yum软件仓库的作用是为了进一步简化RPM管理软件的难度以及自动分析所需软件包及其依赖关系的技术。 可以把Yum想象成是一个硕大的软件仓库，里面保存有几乎所有常用的工具，而且只需要说出所需的软件包名称，系统就会自动搞定一切。 既然要使用Yum软件仓库，就要先把它搭建起来，然后将其配置规则确定好才行。 一、挂载本地光盘 1.1.编辑配置文件 [root@desktop ~]# cd /etc/yum.repos.d/ [root@desktop yum.repos.d]# cat my.repo [centos7] name=centos7 baseurl=file:///media/cdrom gpgcheck=0 enabled=1 [root@desktop yum.repos.d]# 1.2.创建挂载目录手动挂载 [root@desktop ~]# mkdir -p /media/cdrom/ [root@desktop ~]# mount -o loop -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom

参考的博客 http://www.cnblogs.com/darkknightzh/p/8564483.html 有很多时候需要在liunx 环境中将文件打成 iso 所有很多时候就会用到这个命令（mkisofs）直接上命令参数 mkisofs -o aa.iso -J -R -V bb release bb 是光盘的名字 release 是将要生成的 文件夹名字 aa.iso 是生成的 镜像名字 -o -J -R -V 是参数具体的请看一下参数表 mkisofs -help Options: -nobak Do not include backup files -no-bak Do not include backup files -abstract FILE Set Abstract filename -A ID, -appid ID Set Application ID -biblio FILE Set Bibliographic filename -cache-inodes Cache inodes (needed to detect hard links) -no-cache-inodes Do not cache inodes (if filesystem has no unique unides) -check-oldnames Check all imported

Are there any (preferably free) components or libraries that handle ISO files? In particular I would like to be able to add files and save to ISO, as well as extract the files from an ISO. I do not require advanced features or bells and whistles, just something to do what I mentioned above. I tried to find some but came up with nothing really. Perhaps this can be done without the need of such a library? If so what approach would you recommend? Did you try the TIsoLib component and the FreeBurner library which is a fork of the first, and seems more complete? Otherwise, I know about the Binary

What is the best way to make .ISO files based on a file folder structure from C#? Is there an open source library other than DiscUtils ? Running into issues with DiscUtils and I'd like try another path. What are my options? I'd prefer open source but might also be willing to pay for a solution. Windows actually comes with a native API for creating ISOs and much more: the Image Mastering API . Once you grab the IMAPI2 Interop assembly from the Windows SDK or (probably easier) from this CodeProject article about IMAPI2 , creating an ISO is only a few lines of code. Unfortunately, you also need a