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As I suggested earlier, you should burn .iso images as an Image only. All .iso images are bootable by default. Nero, K3b and all Disk Burners have BURN Image to ...
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- 09-28-2007 #11Super Moderator
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As I suggested earlier, you should burn .iso images as an Image only. All .iso images are bootable by default. Nero, K3b and all Disk Burners have BURN Image to Disk option.
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- 10-27-2007 #12Just Joined!
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I've already tried that. That's why I'm so confused. I followed all instructions correctly so it should work. The only thing I can think of is that I burnt the wrong image from the list. I picked [alpha] from the first full cd/dvd option. If anyone can take a look at that list and let me know if I'm choosing the correct .iso that would be fantabulous.
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- 10-27-2007 #13forum.guy
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You probably need the i386 iso, depending of course on your computer architecture:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/per...a64-em64t.htmloz
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BurnCDCC download and review - burn ISO files to CD/DVD from SnapFiles is what I used to burn my first Linux disk.
It is easy to use, just burns iso's, nothing else. 68 kb, works on 98/ME/2000/XP. And it's free.
Have not used anything but Linux (mainly Puppy) since
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