My previous thread about this suddenly died, though I was given a probable cause of the problem I was having. For more background information, you can refer back to that thread though I don't know if that's necessary if you want to help me with this specific question I have.

It looks like when I try to burn the disk, the disk label is for some reason cut off. I don't know why an invalid disk label causes a kernel panic, but I'll humor that scenario before I dismiss it as a possibility. I'm burning the disk using ImgBurn on my Windows computer. I don't see any way to change the disk label. It seems to be stuck as CentOS-6.2-x86_6 instead of the full CentOS-6.2-x86_64-LiveDVD. How do I simply change the label to the correct name? I'll even install any different burning programs you suggest as long as it will allow me to change the label.

Edit: Sorry, I messed up on the title. It won't let me go back and edit it. It should have said "Can't burn an ISO with the proper disk label".

AFAIK it depends on what ISO extension you are using. Assuming Joliet since you are using windows then it is limited to 16 characters. Try using Rock Ridge. I do not use ImgBurn so I am unfamiliar with its options.

Yes, this is technically unrelated to your other thread.

I suggest changing the filename of the iso file to a shorter filename or using another program to burn the iso such as K3b..good luck

So I just tried burning with k3b on my Linux machine. Same problem.

Have you checked the md5sum of the ISO to see if your download is corrupted?

Yes. The MD5 matches up.