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I have a partition file (a .gz.dd file) that I need to read the files from. I'm new to Linux and I don't know how I can read/mount .dd files in Ubuntu. Would you guys tell me the procedure of reading the file? Thanks.


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Are you sure it's not a .dd.gz file?



Here's how you uncompress a gzipped file:



gunzip example.dd.gz


This should create a file named example.dd in your current working directory.



To mount a dd image file, create a directory, and mount the image to that directory:



$ mkdir exampledir/
$ mount -o loop example.dd exampledir/


You may need to specify more options to the mount command depending on what type of image your file is.



You can now view the files inside the image by browsing exampledir/.


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