How to install a package from iso image without burning it on a CD

**asa2** · September 12th, 2013

Hello,

I am trying to install an opensource pkg from an ISO iamge on a machine I don't have an access to its DVD drive
I downloaded and mounted it, but not sure what can I do after!

Thanks.

**ibjsb4** · September 12th, 2013

From windows? Maybe ..

http://www.disk-tools.com/download/daemon

**deadflowr** · September 12th, 2013

Is this for Ubuntu?
If so, try opening the iso with archive manager and then try extracting the files.

**asa2** · September 12th, 2013

Originally Posted by deadflowr

Is this for Ubuntu?
If so, try opening the iso with archive manager and then try extracting the files.

Yes, but I can see many zipped files there in numbers, how can I get all of them in one pkg can be installed?

**deadflowr** · September 13th, 2013

I really don't know what many zip files means.
Is this an iso for linux or for opensource?
They are not one and the same.

Could give us more information about the package.
Like, what it is.

**asa2** · September 13th, 2013

Yes, it is an open source from sourceforge and it is called Openums.

**mikechant** · September 19th, 2013

This doesn't seem to be just a package - it appears to be a whole system - boot from the iso and it wipes your hard drive and installs a specialist version of Linux with the voicemail system etc. included. So if I've understood this right you won't be able to install it from within a running system, you'd be wiping out the system that's doing the install.
If you do want to go ahead and wipe your system and install this voicemail system instead, you probably need to use one of the USB utilities to create a bootable USB stick from the iso file.