Storing and Mounting ISOS

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Adam Schwalm edited this page Sep 1, 2018 · 3 revisions

Of course, one of the main features of the pISO is its ability to present disk images (ISOs) as virtual CDs. This page documents this feature.

First, create a virtual drive by following the instructions here.
Select your virtual drive. A small square should appear next to the name of the drive indicating that the drive is 'plugged in'. It should appear as a USB drive on you computer.

On your computer in the virtual drive, create a folder called 'ISOS' and copy any ISO files you want to use in to it.

On your pISO, select the virtual drive name. The square should disappear and a list of the ISOs you copied over will appear under it.

Select one or more of these ISOs. A square will appear next to the images you select, indicating that they are 'Plugged in'.

On your computer, you should see a new CD drive plugged in, with a disk inserted containing the ISO you selected.

This is the general process for adding ISOs and presenting them to another computer or device.