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matsprt 05-17-2002 11:22 PM

Burning RH 7.3 CD's
 
I've downloaded the RH 7.3 release. I see where I'm cautioned about ISO file not being "burned" like most files. As I don't want to waste CD's is there something "special" I'm supposed to do?? Does it require a specific software package ?

In my first install I bought the boxed store version. Thought I would try the download this time.

Thanks,
Michael

trickykid 05-18-2002 12:01 AM

What software are you using to burn with might help us out ? Usually just specify that your burning a iso image and it should burn alright.

matsprt 05-18-2002 12:21 AM

I have several but the default is what came with the HP CD-RW. It's called CD writer powered by Veritas. I also have Nero 5.5 but seldom use it. I have not had any troubles with the default HP program.

Sfin 05-18-2002 01:57 AM

In nero goto file > Burn Image

then from the window that pops-up choose your *.iso file, and click on OK. Then Burn.

Do the same for every one of the .iso's

The names of the buttons might be a little different, because I don't have NERO, and I am telling you the names from memory.

freddymio 05-25-2002 07:57 AM

When you burn the ISO images on CD, make sure you use 700MB compact discs !

Noerr 05-26-2002 04:42 AM

why 700MB ?? Al CDs are smaller that 650MB

freddymio 05-26-2002 05:56 AM

Many people argument that fact, but the real fact is that burning the ISO images onto 700MB CDs stopped giving me installation problems -as reported by other users and forums.

(Something to do with extra space (5 - 10 x-bytes) needed at burning procedure [?]. I just know that it worked... after spending days downloading from different mirrors and from the slowest official site. I wasted more than 1/2 of a dozen 650MB CD-Rsss !
By the way, the checksums of each burnt CD passes the test with the two types of CD, but the one with smaller capacity will give you errors.)

Have a nice day
:tisk:

matsprt 05-26-2002 12:53 PM

700MB CD's
 
I have burned a couple of 650MB CD's. I have not used them yet nor ran the check sums. Based on what you said I'll go check them and report what I find.

Tks


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