Burning Red Hat Linux Enterprise 9/Fedora 12 on CD/DVD ROM

Hemanawang · 04-27-2012, 04:24 PM

Please I need an urgent help... How do I make a bootable CD/DVD of Red Hat Linux 9/Fedora 12? I traid it using nero, to start the installation, after some routine checks it was asking me me disket. So, how do I create a live CD/DVD of these OS after downloading from the internet.

ventsyv · 04-27-2012, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Hemanawang

Please I need an urgent help... How do I make a bootable CD/DVD of Red Hat Linux 9/Fedora 12? I traid it using nero, to start the installation, after some routine checks it was asking me me disket. So, how do I create a live CD/DVD of these OS after downloading from the internet.

I assume you have an iso image of the distro? In that case you should be able to open it in Nero (think of an iso as a project file) and when you burn it the media will be bootable. I think the option is called "Burn Image to Disk" or something of that sort.

Also, make sure that your CD/DVD drive is first in the boot sequence by checking your BIOS settings.

acid_kewpie · 04-27-2012, 04:30 PM

plenty of standard docs about... http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolso...urnisofile.htm

do not use redhat 9, it's utterly ancient. Fedora 12 is obsolete enough, but at least it's 12 versions newer than redhat 9 is... try fedora 16 / 17beta, or another modern distro like mint.