Look Inside Build Android ISO (Terminal Emulator)

I've compiled a modified Android x86 but my computer crashed and I lost all 
my dam files :(
But I do have the ISO saved on my flashdrive haha
*Is it possible to look at the files I place under the following 
directories in the source code using the Terminal Emulator in the build 
Android x86 ISO???*
*1.) kernel/drivers/video*
*2.) hardware/*
*3.) bootable/newinstaller/*
*4.) frameworks*
??? It'd be awesome if I can look into it again and see some of my work to 
re-do. Thank you everybody :)
-Mario
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hmmm actually this seems to be a stupid question. I already compiled all my 
source so I can look at things like build.prop and init.sh but I can't seem 
to look into the actual */kernel/driver *files i added...
Unless any of you know of a way that would be amazing. 
dammmmm month of work all down the toilet haha. Lesson learn. Always back 
it up.
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