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I downloaded the iso images for RedHat 9 and burned them using Windows. My computer won't boot to the first CD. Also, I can't access the rawrite utility from a dos prompt. Lastly, I tried downloading "bootdisk.img" and my computer keeps telling me the file is too big to copy to a floppy even though it's 1.38 MB.
ok, first make sure your cd images aren't corrupt, run an fsum utility (u can get one at downloads.com) check the md5sum and verify them with the one's at redhat's site
then, burn them with nero using the create cd from image file
Thanks everyone, I finally got it to work with Nero. Now I can see all the files. I had to burn it correctly "Burn Image" - not "Write CD" - I'm all good now!
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