Hi everyone.
I downloaded Fedora Linux image files. They have an "iso" extencion. My system doesn't seem to be able to read them and burn them on to a CD. What should I do?
I run WinXP box
Thanks
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Hi everyone.
I downloaded Fedora Linux image files. They have an "iso" extencion. My system doesn't seem to be able to read them and burn them on to a CD. What should I do?
I run WinXP box
Thanks
Just found an answer here
http://www.petri.co.il/how_to_write_iso_files_to_cd.htm
nero is probably ur best way to go, it's easy to use and the GUI is user- friendly....Quote:
Nero - Burning ROM (Ahead Software)
You can use Nero Burning ROM to record a CD from an ISO file. You must purchase this program from Ahead Software. For more information about this program, visit the Ahead Software Web site at: http://www.ahead.de
Steps to create a CD if you have installed Nero - Burning ROM:
Download the ISO CD image to a folder on your computer.
Insert a blank CD in your CD-RW drive.
Start Nero Burning.
Follow the wizard steps to select Data CD creation.
When the wizard closes, click Burn Image on the File menu.
In the Open dialog box, select the ISO file, and then click Open.
In the wizard, click Burn to write the image to the CD.
That's why I've got it installed on my system :DQuote:
Originally posted here by AlaynaX
nero is probably ur best way to go, it's easy to use and the GUI is user- friendly....
in Nero you go to File-> Burn CD image, it is not on the normal mp3, datacd, VCD etc...menu ....
http://www.deepburner.comQuote:
Originally posted here by nightcat
Hi everyone.
I downloaded Fedora Linux image files. They have an "iso" extencion. My system doesn't seem to be able to read them and burn them on to a CD. What should I do?
I run WinXP box
Thanks
A nice FREE cd burner package that support burning iso images.