Burning a CD using the drive Mepis is being run from
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Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately there's only 256 MB of ram available. (I did try though, -- Knoppix says it needs at least enough ram to copy the entire CD).
Actually, this would be needed for a data rescue attempt from a heavily compromised Windows PC. Removing/adding drives is unfortunately not an option, and it seems impossible to burn a CD from within Windows. (or start anything other than cmd.exe, for that matter)
I have done this using DSL. You need to use the cheatcode
DSL toram
along with any others you need for resolution/etc. If you then you can use cdrecord from the bash, or cdburnapp. If you can't get net in DSL, you can download it first then run DSl later.
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