Walter,
I burned with ISO Recorder, a shell extension for Win XP
http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
I've been comparing md5 sums for individual files against a list
contained in a text file in the root of the CD.
An md5 for the iso would be very much quicker, but so far I've not
managed to find one.
Good thought anyway. Much obliged :)
Ian
Walter Vaughan wrote:
Ian McNulty wrote:
Many thanks Daniel. You pc-tools tip saved a lot of time. Couldn't
find any probs. so back to square one. Will probably wait until the
next release and try again.
Your problem sounds like you just "copied" the .iso file to the disk
rather than burned it's image in place. When you "explore" your burned
CD from WindowsXP, does it have a normal filesystem that you can
explore and drill down into, or is it a single file?
The md5 check just confimed that your ISO was downloaded fine. It does
not confirm that you are burning the image correctly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_image
--
Walter
