aussedatlo / mount-img

shell script to mount/umount .img files

mount-img

small script to mount .img files

Mount/umount a .img file

Mount all partitions

To mount a .img file, execute

sudo mount-img.sh -m <img_files>

By default, the script will mount all partitions in /media/<img_file> folder. If the script can't get labels of partitions, they will be named partitionX, with X the number of the parttion.

For example, the following output :

$ sudo mount-img.sh -m image.img
$ tree -L 2 /media
/media
├── user
│   ├── folder
└── image.img
    ├── partition1
    ├── partition2
    └── partition3

Umount all partitions

To umount a .img file, execute

sudo mount-img.sh -u <img_files>

All options

option	description
-m	Mounting mode
-u	Umounting mode
-i	Information of the disk (mount or not)
-d	Directory to mount (default /media)
-h	Print help information