Re: [newbie] I downloaded the .iso files...now what?
flupke wrote: > > On Thu, 7 Sep 2000, WarmFuzzy wrote: Hi Flupke, I will try your suggestion tomorrow. I wasn't sure if I burned the .iso image, if all I would get is a very large and unusable file whose name ended in .iso. You are saying that cdrecord will figure out that this is actually an image of a cd? Fuzz > > I can't understand why you don't want to use cdrecord tu burn your image. > All you have to do is "cdrecord -scanbus", to see the number of your > burner, then make a "cdrecord -v -eject dev=0,0,0 img.iso". > > I already tried use gcombust or others GUI tools to burn, and always had > problems with them. > > HTH > Flupke > > -- > << There's no place like ~ >>
Re: [newbie] I downloaded the .iso files...now what?
On Thu, 7 Sep 2000, WarmFuzzy wrote: > Hello, > > Which program are y'all using to turn the .iso file into a Linux > distribution? I mean besides cdrecord and mkisofs. I have XCDroast, > Kisocd and gtoaster. None of them seem to know about an image that ends > in .iso. My only experience so far is to wind up with an unusable CD > with one huge file on it that ends in .iso. I can do it fine on my NT > machine at work using Adaptech Easy CD Creator. I can't understand why you don't want to use cdrecord tu burn your image. All you have to do is "cdrecord -scanbus", to see the number of your burner, then make a "cdrecord -v -eject dev=0,0,0 img.iso". I already tried use gcombust or others GUI tools to burn, and always had problems with them. HTH Flupke -- << There's no place like ~ >>
[newbie] I downloaded the .iso files...now what?
Hello, Which program are y'all using to turn the .iso file into a Linux distribution? I mean besides cdrecord and mkisofs. I have XCDroast, Kisocd and gtoaster. None of them seem to know about an image that ends in .iso. My only experience so far is to wind up with an unusable CD with one huge file on it that ends in .iso. I can do it fine on my NT machine at work using Adaptech Easy CD Creator. Hugo
