As it stands now, there isn't a straightforward way in Dockur (afaik) to mount an ISO file so it gets recognized as a CDROM in the operating system. Lots of software for Windows XP requires a CD to be inserted for the software to even start at all.
Describe the solution you'd like.
Make any ISO mounted as a volume be added to the VM.
volumes:
...
- ./cdrom.iso:/cdrom/cd1.iso
Describe alternatives you've considered.
Adding the ISO to the container and editing the vm config manually, not reproducible though.
Is your proposal related to a problem?
As it stands now, there isn't a straightforward way in Dockur (afaik) to mount an ISO file so it gets recognized as a CDROM in the operating system. Lots of software for Windows XP requires a CD to be inserted for the software to even start at all.
Describe the solution you'd like.
Make any ISO mounted as a volume be added to the VM.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
Adding the ISO to the container and editing the vm config manually, not reproducible though.
Additional context
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