Use:
unzip uif2iso.zip -d uif2iso
if you do not want to clutter your directories because the stupid zip does not embed any subdirectory.
And the two lines:
sudo mkdir ISO_directory sudo mount /media/file.iso /media/ISOPoint/ -t iso9660 -o loop
are supposed to mention the same directory and it does not have to be owned by root or be in /media
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Use:
unzip uif2iso.zip -d uif2iso
if you do not want to clutter your directories because the stupid zip does not embed any subdirectory.
And the two lines:
sudo mkdir ISO_directory
sudo mount /media/file.iso /media/ISOPoint/ -t iso9660 -o loop
are supposed to mention the same directory and it does not have to be owned by root or be in /media