ISOS?

**Dude500** · 03-12-2005

Can you burn an iso to cd-rw or do you have burn an iso to cd-r, also how do you make the cd bootable?

**dylunio** · 03-12-2005

I've used cd-rw to make .iso cds, and if you burn them correctly, they will boot like all properly burned iso cds. Remember to burn the image onto the cd, not the iso file

**Dude500** · 03-12-2005

So you burn the image onto the cd, but does the image have all the software and stuff on it?

**dylunio** · 03-12-2005

It will have all the software etc on it, but are you Dude2000 talking about making it into a bootable cd like Knoppix?

dylunio

**Dude500** · 03-12-2005

No I am not dude200, but will burning the image on the cd make it bootable?

**dylunio** · 03-12-2005

Originally Posted by Dude500

No I am not dude200, but will burning the image on the cd make it bootable?

Sorry about that Dude500 (its been a long day), burning the image on the cd will make it bootale, yes.

**budman7** · 03-12-2005

Depending on whaich burning softare you are using, make sure you choose DAO, for the burning mode, and ISO9660 instead of Auto.If these options are there. I always use slower write speeds roo(4x) These settings are based on K3B

**Dude500** · 03-12-2005

I'll have to use easy cd creator

**Dude500** · 03-13-2005

Do you burn both the iso and image onto the cd or just the image?

**dylunio** · 03-13-2005

Originally Posted by Dude500

Do you burn both the iso and image onto the cd or just the image?

You burn the iso as an image to the cd. In k3b there is an option to burn a cd image, select this, and select the iso file you want to burn, and then burn at a speed of no more than x4.

dylunio

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