While I don't use Vmware (I use Virtual PC), it probably has the ability to capture an .iso file and create a virtual CD device from it (the file looks like a CD and is able to boot from it). I installed Mandrake Linux this way onto Virtual PC and it loaded without a hitch.
I do know that Vmware has CD support from a physical device or a virtual image, I just don't know if it (virtual image format) is .iso, their own format, or both. So - basically I'm guessing it matches the Virtual PC feature and is worth looking into. HTH. Regards, Jim > >Now my problem is learning how to use VMWare and at the same time how to >install Linux LOL. I am going to try and see if I can burn ISO images onto >a CDR so that I can just pop them into my cd. >>You should get a bootable cd, though how you boot that within VMware I >>don't know. ------- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
