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Nope. An image file requires a complete disc; that's the whole point of having an iso file, it's an image of the disc. The disc is completely mastered using the iso image as "instructions" and contents. There might be a way to burn the data onto the disc but I'm not sure if it can be made bootable and work like it should, so you better just get a blank disc. Preferrably a DVD+/-RW so that you can overwrite it when needed.
If multisession discs cant hold an image, how do they work? I know Puppy Linux can use them to save files back to the disc...but I have not the slightest idea how.
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