Hi, I have used fedora in the past and always used the .iso files when downloading it.

However, this is now becoming a bit of a annoying problem. I have downloaded core 8 on the dvd iso.

When I got to burn the image in nero 8 it reports

"the entered block size does not correspond to the image length. The block size may be wrong. Do you want to correct the value or ignore the problem"

if i choose ignore, it burns the image, but when I go to boot the disk i get a error sayin invalid command and i have to manaually set a path to the boot file at the boot: prompt, this in turn comes back with a corrupt image problem

If i choose correct problem, im prompted with a screen that asks what data mode to right in, what block size to use (default 2048), header size and trailer size.

I have downloaded the image several times from different mirrors, and used different machines but i still get the same error.

Anyone point me as to what could be going wrong.

cheers in advance

It is off course not directly an answer fore you,re problem but in Fedora 8
and suse 10.3 I always use k3b Is this utility not in you,re version of
Fedora .Because k3b works quit well I hope you do have it

all the best

Ive sorted this issue, for some reason when I download the image on BT Broadband its always coruptted, I have since downloaded it on my mobile broadband connection (took forever) and it works fine..

I have since got another annoying problem, but will mention this in another thread.

Have you tried the checksum of the file ? You can also try to download using Bit Torrent, as it is automatically checked while downloading.