There are 2 ways to mount iso file in hp-ux
1) using LVM method (to copy ISO into a logical volume) is the same as for older HP-UX releases:
1. Find out the size of the ISO image:
# du -k /data/myImage.iso
NOTE: The size will be in Kb.
2. Create a logical volume for the ISO image:
# lvcreate -L -n iso /dev/vg00
NOTE: The name of the logical volume will be /dev/vg00/iso
3. Copy the ISO file to the raw logical volume:
# dd if=/data/myImage.iso of=/dev/vg00/riso bs=64k
4. Create a temporary directory and mount the /dev/vg00/iso volume
# mkdir /iso_image
# mount /dev/vg00/iso /iso_image
NOTE: For HP-UX 11.11 you must install the latest CDFS patches:
PHCO_25841 Add Rock Ridge extension to mount_cdfs(1M)
PHKL_26269 Rock Ridge extension for ISO-9660
PHKL_34153 CDFS cumulative patch
2) Available in HP-UX 11.31 0909: ISOIMAGE-ENH.
Provides a new DLKM module fspd. Required to mount, read and umount the ISO image file.
The commands mount(1M), mount_cdfs(1M), umount(1M), and the mount_cdfs(1M) can be used.
After the installation of the ISOIMAGE-ENH bundle, the module fspd needs to be loaded (DLKM module) to enable the NCF.
To load the module:
# kcmodule fspd=loaded
To unload the module:
# kcmodule fspd=unused
And here is how it works:
# mkdir /iso
# mount /var/tmp/J5222-15065.iso /iso
mount: absolute path name is required for J5222-15065.iso
Here where u can download the depot :
https://h20392.www2.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=ISOIMAGE-ENH
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