Use mirror tool such as Demo Tools to mount the iso files.
Then, I was working under graphic UI, so I use the "Terminal" to execute linux comands.
Use following command:
$ mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
to mount the cdrom,then you can see a cd icon displayed on the desktop, double click this icon,
you can see what under the cd. In this cd, you can find a a file named" autorun",
double click this file, this executable file will be executed, just do as the dialog told you.
Besides, I think, if under command line pattern, we can use ./autorun to run the executable file,
but I didn't try it.
