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Ok, I burned a cd with the knoppix iso, and tried to boot from it and it wouldn't let me. So i extracted the files and then burned it and it still wouldn't boot from the cd. I know I can boot from a cd because, when i have the Windows XP cd in the drive it will let me boot from it. SOMEBODY HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Distribution: RH 6.2, Gen2, Knoppix,arch, bodhi, studio, suse, mint
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it sounds like first you burned the iso image file to a cdrom, then that didn't work, then you used a tool to view the iso image files, copied them out, and burned them to a disk? neither would work.. most burning software has a "create cd from image file". you may have to edit the file selection to include iso's. then use that.
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