The tool bchunk can be used to mount an ISO file. Under Fedora 9, you could use it as follows. First, you need to install it:
yum install bchunk |
bchunk converts a .cue (and its pair-wise .bin) file into an iso file:
bchunk your.cue your.bin image |
that creates a file named image01.iso.Then simply mount it:
sudo mount -r -t iso9660 -o loop image01.iso /media/cdrom/ |
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