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Thank you for this suggestion, but yes I have enough space left. I tried this dd command on 2 different computers (different config and distro), and with 2 CDs (one of mine and a commercial one).
I think you'll have the same result if you try on your computer, won't you?
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I don't, actually, usually get that error message. However, dd could give that error message if it's just streaming data from a block device (CDROM) to a file and the block device unexpectedly ends. Try mounting the resulting file:
Code:
mount -o loop image.iso /mnt
If it works w/o errors, take a look in /mnt and make sure you've got everything you need. Most likely, you do. . .
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