FuseNRG

If you're looking for a way to mount Ahead Nero NRG files on your Unix system, FuseNRG has you covered. With FuseNRG, you can easily mount your NRG files on your Unix system using FUSE. Once the NRG file has been mounted, you'll have access to an ISO file that's equivalent to the original NRG file. This ISO file can be burned to a CD with cdrecord, mounted with fuseiso, or even used with Ahead Nero itself.

One of the key advantages of using FuseNRG over nrg2iso is that you won't need any extra disk space or memory to store the ISO file. Additionally, there's no need to wait for the file to be converted, as the conversion is done on the fly.

Here's an example of how to use FuseNRG:

1. Create a directory for your test NRG file:

$ mkdir ../testNRG

2. Mount your NRG file using FuseNRG:

$ ./fusenrg ../neroImage.nrg ../testNRG

3. Check the contents of the mounted directory:

$ ls -la ../testNRG

4. Mount the resulting ISO file using fuseiso:

$ mkdir ../testISO
$ fuseiso ../testNRG/neroImage.nrg.iso ../testISO
$ ls -la ../testISO

5. When you're done using FuseNRG, unmount your ISO file and NRG file:

$ fusermount -u ../testISO
$ fusermount -u ../testNRG
$ rmdir ../testISO ../testNRG

Overall, FuseNRG is a reliable and efficient tool for mounting NRG files on Unix systems. Whether you're looking to burn your files to a CD or simply access them in ISO form, FuseNRG makes it easy to do so without any additional hassle.