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I have 700MB CDRs. Knoppix files go to 707 KB max., Can I fit this on my CD ?
Also, I copied the iso image of a CD to my HD and then burned a cd with this. This was done using xcdroast duplicate a CD option. When doing this, the only selection was Burn as a Data CD. My PC will not boot with this CD. Is there any reason /solution for this ?
Distribution: Red Hat, Fedora Core, Linux Mint, CentOS
Posts: 12
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If you're just copying an .iso file to your hd and then copying the .iso file to another CD, that's not going to work. I recommend K3B for burning CDs. If you still have the .iso file on your hd, you would start K3B, select 'Tools | CD | Burn CD Image', select the .iso file, and burn.
Distribution: Red Hat, Fedora Core, Linux Mint, CentOS
Posts: 12
Rep:
From your post, I thought you might be copying instead of burning. They're not the same thing. Please forgive me if I misunderstood. Also, if the file is 707MB, it may include extra unnecessary data that's causing the problem. Or it's necessary data that's getting truncated on your 700MB. Now that I think about it, I downloaded knoppix a few weeks ago and it didn't work.
In any case, it wouldn't hurt to give K3B a try to burn it. It's graphical and I believe it will use cdrecord instead of xcdroast. And if worse comes to worse, try downloading the .iso file from http://knoppix.net and burning that with whatever program you want.
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