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CD burner:: "Illegal Request, Cannot read medium"
Internet Explorer can not handle the translation of upper-case file names to lower-case. The multimedia content uses Macromedia Flash. It "disables the code that stops playing the DVD when the disc was not mounted by Apple's UDF or ISO file system. With this patch, systems such as Adaptec's DirectCD or their

Slackware 8.1 install on IBM Netfinity 5000
Now, your ISO image is ready, and you can burn it with your favorite BS." With Roxio EasyCD you cannot specify which file will be the bootable file. SO you can burn the CD and see all the directories and files but the CDLinux CD will NOT be bootable. To be fair to the author, the author warns that he is NOT

installation of Server 2003 trial
How do I get the files and dir. There is only 1 file on the cd, it is the iso file 711mb. --------------- pre-recorded iso problem solutions follows Be sure bios has Plug and Play OS=no/off/false and Resources Allocation : Manual, if you cannot get AUTO to work. Disk drives are strapped Master/Slave not Cable

Newbie cannot install 9.1
An ISO 9660 directory must start with a Directory Record (DR) tha has hex 00 as the File Identifier, followed buy a DR with hex 01 as the File Identifier In many cases, OSs such as VMS or *ix or ... are smart enough to reasd certain classes on non-standard disks, however, they cannot provide for all such cases,

Debian Installation ISO DVD Image Files
I downloaded an .iso file from some site and burned a CDR but I cannot read it. I also downloaded an image in Nero image format and burned again and the result is the same Burning process goes smoothly without any problem and that's why I'm stumped as I don't see anything out of ordinary...anyone had this problem?

new to smalltalk , cannot start vw.exe, getting errors
L. Friedman bee...@earthling.net alt os linux caldera If you burned the ISO image properly, then you should see alot of files on that CD, not the ISO image I have burned the col23_full_install.iso file on to a cd, however I cannot get on the right track. I assume that I need a boot.img of some sort on a floppy

Can I burn an ISO file in WinXP x64 without using 3rd party ...
If you have a CD in which you see the ISO file, you did it wrong. Ken On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Andy Vo wrote: I had it burnt on the CD, but I don't know how to start the Installation ISO_8859-1/books/handbook/install.html, but I cannot find information on how to do it from ISO image. Any help would be appreciated.

your mail
The 'iso' file contains a complete low-level formatted file system inside itself (with all of the install files). Your CD burning s/w (Roxio, Nero, etc) should have an option somewhere on the main menu bar to create a CD from an ISO Image file. In Roxio I believe it's under the 'File' menu item. If you don't see a

molim pomoc-kopija gt4 -zadnji put da ovo postam
Is there anything you have to do to this ISO file to make it bootable? I've read all over the place that I can get files (like boot images) from this file but I don't see how. It's just one huge file. Someone plaese help. I'm lost! Webjockey The ISO images must be burned in a particular way... you cannot just burn

Cannot install RH9
You cannot install it onto harddisk. But that's OK, Just burn the ISO onto CD and test-run your PC and SuSE. Burn it as ISO image. Read: www.futuredesktop.org/how2burn.html ------------- Knoppix is another popular LiveCD distribution. You can also install it on harddrive. See:

Cannot boot from a CD
Small download for faster startup, ie ~60-70 MB instead of 378.5 MB ISO file Would this convince you to teach with VisualWorks, or to recommend it to new users ? I see no reason why this sort of stuff shouldn't be set up for me. Right, so I've managed to set up a shortcut that will open a VW session that

mkisofs help required
Small download for faster startup, ie ~60-70 MB instead of 378.5 MB ISO file Would this convince you to teach with VisualWorks, or to recommend it to new users ? Sure, I think so. And if so, how would you rank the importance of the features listed above? Ie, is it more important to have a simplified view on the

XP CD boot ? ISO file
Let's see what's in there # ls /mnt/x/images README boot.iso drvblock.img pcmciadd.img TRANS.TBL bootdisk.img drvnet.img pxeboot # Most interesting for us is the file bootdisk.img. This is an image we can copy to a floppy disc. It has been created for those people who cannot install via CD.

Setup file missing from download
I believe you can use .iso image files of CDs. Many if not a majority of the Linux distributions have downloads where you get the .iso file(s). I have yet to see "bootable" data files. If the OP isn't using an OS in a VM then the OP doesn't need Virtual PC. The OP says he doesn't have the install CDs.

Can't start installation from CD
hotmail.com vmware guest linux same problem, yes its on CD 2 and it's a rpm for PDF support. also checked MD5 of CD 2 ISO file, it's ok, re-burn two times error message about "no CD present" or something like that ! re-inserted the CD: no way to get back to the installation process (cannot see the CD anymore) !

problem reading loop mounted .iso file on disk, get "Input ...
Thanks very much. you dont mount a cdrw into the tray and copy files to it. you have to use dedicated burning software. so, for example, if i want to burn an ISO file: stimpy:/home/mtobler # cdrecord -scanbus ... finds the device ... (example: 0,0,0) ... now i want to burn an ISO image: stimpy:/home/mtobler

Share-ware for making ISO file in UNIX
However I cannot read it on any CDplayer any ideas?? perhaps you don't have a good copy of the iso image? Why is there a md5sums file....??? so that you can verify that you /data]$ cat md5sum 6133c755afdc56879e4b50f6986ce926 6.1-i386.iso see how the hash of my copy of the file matches the one from the ftp site?

xBin and PARity files
Verifying the ISO file is no problem in any Windows OS. -- Regards, Danny Jordan Associate Expert. Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone "Mark L. E: (2) The system cannot find the file specified. I can see the files on the CD in drive E: vis windows explorer but CRC.EXE cannot. any thoughts?

ISO Image support is not quite 100% ???
If you hit the scroll box on this you will see "ISO image files" as an option. Choose this and find your ISO file. Mike "Mark A. Owens" <markaow...@netscape.net> wrote in message news:8goodt$eq4$1@news.doubled.com... I've downloaded an ISO image. It's from Red Hat. I cannot figure out how to write that image out to

Cannot Write to CD
However, when the Slacware setup program tries to locate the CDROM drive (to select the Source fs), it cannot find the CD/DVD drive. dmesg tells me that the .... Enabling "cruft" mount option. ISOFS: changing to secondary root ISO 9660 Extensions: Microsoft Joliet Level 3 File unit size != 0 for ISO file (59392).