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10-29-2007
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| | Linux Newbie
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| need help from someone who had a successful burn using Nero Express 6 Hi I am trying to get either Debian or Ubuntu on my computer, I have a burned Debian disk from this months "Linux Magazine", and I'm not able to do a thing at the partitioning step, and I've burned three Ubuntu disks to the guides and all failed, so could someone who had a successful burn using Nero Express 6 please walk me through all the options you chose and which mirror you chose, and what burn speed you chose, what disk type you chose and what you did to it please? |
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| What error message does installer throw in partitioning step? Try to burn .iso image at lowest possible speed supported by Nero. Are you dual booting? How much disk space do you have?
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| OK, well one of the disks I burned booted and showed a kinda pop-up window with a error message about I/O, so the main problem is the burning, or downloading, so I need to know which mirror you used, and what options in the burning you used, I know to choose the slowest but what burn options at the start do I choose? |
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10-29-2007
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| Select 'BURN Image to Disk' option in Menu and keep other options as default. I dont think any mirror has corrupted .iso images. Administrators check those regularly.
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| OK but what option do I choose in the drop-down, and theres no "BURN Image to Disk" option
heres the options I can choose from Quote:
Drop down;
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [CD-R/RW]
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [DVD]
Image Recorder [DVD]
Image Recorder [CD-R/RW]
Selection;
Data: Data Disk, Bootable Data Disk
Music
Videos/Pictures
Copy Entire Disk
Disk Image or Saved Project
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| Would it not be the last one? (Disk Image)
I use Nero 7, and to burn an .ISO (disk image) i got to a selection called backup, then there's an option to "Burn Image to Disc" and from there on it straight forward.
Try the last one, and report back, or a screen shot would be nice.
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| use the selection Disk Image or Saved Project, then they will ask u for a file, so what you do is provide the .iso file and click start and it will burn. juz remember, do not put the speed too high |
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| I found these instructions for Nero 6 on another site, so maybe they'll help in some way: Quote:
For Nero 6.X
Launch Nero.
Choose Recorder / Burn image
Browse to the location of the ISO file and select the ISO file you want to burn to cd/dvd
Check the option "Finalize CD (No further writing possible!)
Click on "Burn" now.
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| OK, thank you all for posting back, but what option in the drop-down do I choose and what stage would you like to have the screen-shot of? |
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10-30-2007
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| Ok. Quote:
Drop down;
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [CD-R/RW]
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [DVD]
Image Recorder [DVD]
Image Recorder [CD-R/RW]
Selection;
Data: Data Disk, Bootable Data Disk
Music
Videos/Pictures
Copy Entire Disk
Disk Image or Saved Project
| I was going along with "Drop Down" as the drop down list right to choose which device to choose for the task at hand, my guess would be that: Quote:
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [CD-R/RW]
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [DVD]
| These two are the same device, same letter assigned to them (E), you've got a combo drive (able to burn cd's and dvd's). Also as you are trying to burn a Ubuntu .iso file (disk image) you will be burning a cd right. So pick: Quote: |
E: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H22N [CD-R/RW]
| After that, in your "Selection" drop down list, pick "Disk Image or saved project" as thats what an .ISO file comes under, this should throw up a box asking you to point to the file, locate the file in where ever you saved it, after selecting that file it should then go onto the next screen, something like a summary screen of what you are about to do.
Make sure you got a blank Cd in drive.
Click burn and away it goes
Hope this helps ya mate
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