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How To Burn A Linux Iso
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Posted 12 September 2004 - 02:39 PM
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Posted 12 September 2004 - 04:58 PM
This little exerpt comes from the Gentoo install guide at gentoo.org
How do I burn an ISO file?
You need to burn the file in so-called raw mode. This means that you should not just place the file on the CD, but interpret the file as an entire CD.
There are lots of CD burning tools available; covering them all would be a Sisyphean problem. Describing a few popular tools however doesn't hurt
* With EasyCD Creator you select File, Record CD from CD image. Then you change the Files of type to ISO image file. Then locate the ISO file and click Open. When you click on Start recording the ISO image will be burned correctly onto the CD-R.
* With Nero Burning ROM, cancel the wizard which automatically pops up and select Burn Image from the File menu. Select the image you want to burn and click Open. Now hit the Burn button and watch your brand new CD being burnt.
* With cdrecord, you simply type cdrecord dev=/dev/hdc (replace /dev/hdc with your CD-RW drive's device path) followed by the path to the ISO file
* With K3B, select Tools > CD > Burn Image. Then you can locate your ISO file within the 'Image to Burn' area. Finally click Start.
* With Mac OS X Panther, launch Disk Utility from Applications/Utilities, select Open from the Images menu, select the mounted disk image in the main window and select Burn in the Images menu.
* With Mac OS X Jaguar, launch Disk Copy from Applications/Utilities, select Burn Image from the File menu, select the ISO and click the Burn button.
How do I burn an ISO file?
You need to burn the file in so-called raw mode. This means that you should not just place the file on the CD, but interpret the file as an entire CD.
There are lots of CD burning tools available; covering them all would be a Sisyphean problem. Describing a few popular tools however doesn't hurt
* With EasyCD Creator you select File, Record CD from CD image. Then you change the Files of type to ISO image file. Then locate the ISO file and click Open. When you click on Start recording the ISO image will be burned correctly onto the CD-R.
* With Nero Burning ROM, cancel the wizard which automatically pops up and select Burn Image from the File menu. Select the image you want to burn and click Open. Now hit the Burn button and watch your brand new CD being burnt.
* With cdrecord, you simply type cdrecord dev=/dev/hdc (replace /dev/hdc with your CD-RW drive's device path) followed by the path to the ISO file
* With K3B, select Tools > CD > Burn Image. Then you can locate your ISO file within the 'Image to Burn' area. Finally click Start.
* With Mac OS X Panther, launch Disk Utility from Applications/Utilities, select Open from the Images menu, select the mounted disk image in the main window and select Burn in the Images menu.
* With Mac OS X Jaguar, launch Disk Copy from Applications/Utilities, select Burn Image from the File menu, select the ISO and click the Burn button.
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Posted 02 December 2006 - 03:05 AM
Greetings,
ISO-burner can be used to burn ISOs. IT is a free small tool that is extremely easy to use. As I've used it before it never failed me so you can give it a glance
http://www.ntfs.com/iso-burning.htm
ISO-burner can be used to burn ISOs. IT is a free small tool that is extremely easy to use. As I've used it before it never failed me so you can give it a glance
http://www.ntfs.com/iso-burning.htm
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Posted 25 December 2006 - 10:38 AM
I use magiciso to burn iso file to cd. It works great to me so far. It also supports continuing multisession cd.
http://www.magiciso....iso-burniso.htm
http://www.magiciso....iso-burniso.htm
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