This is with "Toast 4.1", not "Titanium", so it may not apply to your
situation, but if you tell Toast to use "Disk Image" instead of "9660" or
"Hybrid" format, it doesn't try to mount the image.
Look under the "Format" menu in the tool bar at the top of the screen for
the various source formats. Then use the "Data" button to browse to the ISO
image you want to burn.
That worked for me.
Rick
> Reminds me of my nightmare when installing 8.2 last week : I first
> burned the iso's with Toast Titanium on an Imac. BUT : Toast mounted
> two versions of the first iso on the desktop of the mac : one with Dos
> names for files (which was clearly bad), one second with names that
> seemed to be almost correct for files. I burned the second and tried to
> install with it.
>
> The first install steps were right but when installing packages, there
> was a lot of refused packages (and some very important ones : setup,
> filesystem, initscripts...). The iso's were good. But the burned CD was
> in a wrong format : some names of rpms, because longer than 32 chars,
> were truncated !
> The burned CD was announced by Toast to be in a "Mac/PC" hybrid format,
> which I thought was good. It wasn't : file names were HFS names.
>
> I didn't find any way to burn the iso directly with the good format in
> Toast (is there any ?)
> The solution I found was to burn the iso with Linux using directly
> cdrecord (cdrecord -v speed=something dev=something xxxxx.iso). And I
> got a correct CD.
>
> I did the same with the second one.
> And it worked like a charm.
