On Saturday 13 September 2003 05:51, David E. Fox wrote:
> FWIW I just use ncfto :). No problems thus far. Browsers usually make
> poor file downloaders, but it seems to be all right most of the time IME.
Not konq, I even use it for sftp on and to my lan. .very nifty. Works
perfectly and is i
On Saturday 13 September 2003 03:38, Russ wrote:
> Anyway, how do I burn an ISO image in Linux?
>
> Thanks
> Russ
install gcombust or k3b if you prefer gui.
Or use "cdrecord" on the commandline.
Good luck,
HarM
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> Anyway, how do I burn an ISO image in Linux?
You could use one of the gui's, but here is my favorite way (a la Tom
Brinkman)
If you burn a lot of iso's, make an alias:
alias biso='cdrecord -v -eject speed=2 dev=0,0,0 -dao'
then biso file.iso
You'll have to change speed and dev=x,x,x to fi
> I'm able to download the .iso files without any trouble using Mozilla.
> See the screen shots. What am I doing differently?
FWIW I just use ncfto :). No problems thus far. Browsers usually make
poor file downloaders, but it seems to be all right most of the time IME.
The answer to this is "yes". It downloads it to a tmp directory in /. I
only have 691 megs of free space there and the file is 694. I couldn't
figure out how to bypass the temp file transfer.
I remember someone saying something about Konquerer being able to act
like a file transfer over the net
