I have downloaded some .cue/.bin tutorials under windows,I can use it without any problems under windows with Daemon tools,unfortunately this is not the case under Linux.
Fortunately ,there are so many warm heart programmers in the Linux world that will help you without charging you anything,now let me introduce to you bchunk.
Bchunk is a tool under Linux to get your .cue/.bin file running again under Linux,you should follow the following steps:
1 download the bchunk source code
You can download it by googling it ,I am sure you are gonna find it without any problem.
2 compile for yourself
Compiling bchunk is incredibly easy,only two lines are adequate :
make
make install
3 run chunk
You should run chunk according to its help information,a typical command for bchunk should be similar to this:
bchunk somebinfile.bin somebinfile.cue yourisofile.iso
4 mount the iso
All the previous steps are just paving the road for you to create your own iso file which can be mounted by Linux,the command used to mount the iso file should be something like this:
mount -o loop -t iso9660 yourisofile.iso /cdrom
5 now just enjoy
If nothing is going wrong ,now check your cdrom folder(whichever folder you mount the iso file to),the resources in the .cue/.bin are right there
I hope this is useful for you guys !
Fortunately ,there are so many warm heart programmers in the Linux world that will help you without charging you anything,now let me introduce to you bchunk.
Bchunk is a tool under Linux to get your .cue/.bin file running again under Linux,you should follow the following steps:
1 download the bchunk source code
You can download it by googling it ,I am sure you are gonna find it without any problem.
2 compile for yourself
Compiling bchunk is incredibly easy,only two lines are adequate :


You should run chunk according to its help information,a typical command for bchunk should be similar to this:

All the previous steps are just paving the road for you to create your own iso file which can be mounted by Linux,the command used to mount the iso file should be something like this:

If nothing is going wrong ,now check your cdrom folder(whichever folder you mount the iso file to),the resources in the .cue/.bin are right there
I hope this is useful for you guys !