Greetings, It should do this by default. To write I use cdrecord 1.10, and the command line is:
cdrecord -v -eject speed=8 dev=3,0 whatever.iso Your address may be different; but the rest should be the same. Two things: 1. You should not need the 'pad' option. 2. Are you burning a 650 or 700 MB disk? Burning a 650 iso onto a 700 MB disk makes it unbootable... HTH, DGO On Friday 22 February 2002 15:46, Brandon Dorman Wrote Thusly: > Hey guys, > > Finally got beta 3 cd 1 and cd 2 downloaded! Joy of joys! However, > I've never burned an iso before in linux! I just now burnt both cd's > only to disover now that they are still on there as, ".iso" and aren't > bootable or anything! Bummer. (I'm assuming cd1 of even the mandrake > beta would be bootable, after all I'm sure they want to test the > installer as well. :-)) My cdrecord options look like this: > cdrecord -v -pad speed=1 dev=0,1,0 MandrakeLinux-8.2beta3-CD1.i586.iso > > How can I modify it to "expand" the iso onto the cd and allow me to boot > from it as if I had bought it? Again, much thanks. > > -Brandon > > > > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com -- "Entropy Requires No Maintenance"
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