The HOW-TO you're looking for is something like CD Writing, or such. I don't
believe that there is on that addresses ISO images by them selves. It's just too
short a subject. ":)
I think you're missing the point of the ISO image. You don't need to "open" it
to write it to a CD, that's handled by your CD writing software (you "do" have a
CD burner don't you? You'll need one to use the iso images).
Check and make sure that:
1) You "have" a CD burner to create CDs.
2) That "cdrecord" is installed, and configured.
After that, it can be as simple as "cdrecord <image_name.iso>", once you have
cdrecord set up.
Look for documentation (HOW-TOs) on burning CDs. Also, try "man cdrecord". The
man page for cdrecord is very helpful.
You cannot install a system directly from that ISO image. It needs to be burned
onto a CD first.
Ric
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> thanks to all that replied, BTW I had already done a search on the archieves and got
>no result and did'nt find a readme either.
> best regards
>
> richard
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Ric Tibbetts
Boeing Shared Services Group
UNIX System Administration
Seattle Server Operations
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