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Disk Image Mounter: Value too large for define data type

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I have a genuine iso file of AutoCAD ~2.5gb, I can mount it in windows with traditional application like Poweriso & Alcohol but while in nautilus the error mentioned in title occurs.

Now how can I eliminate this error? And, or how do I extract iso to its contents at-least Winrar can treat iso as an archive....

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answered 1 Year ago fertion · Accepted Answer

I don't know what nautilus does here but you can mount the image on the command line without any problems.

Create a directory where you want to mount it, e.g. sudo mkdir /media/AutoCAD (if you want to use an existing directory it should be empty)

Type sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file /path/to/mountPoint, e.g. sudo mount ~/downloads/AutoCAD.iso /media/AutoCAD

Access the files via /media/autoCAD with any application

When you are done unmount it again with sudo umount /media/AutoCAD (it is umount, not unmount)

If you want delete the directory again with sudo rmdir /media/AutoCAD