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14-Apr-2005, 06:05 PM #1
Linux .bin / .que
Hello all,
I am starting to get into Linux. I downloaded a copy of it, but it is 2 files. One is a .bin file and the other is a .que file. Anyone know what software I need to burn this. I've tried Nero6.6.0.6 and Alcohol120, but they will not accept it as an image file.
Can I just burn this as data, or will I just be wasting a disk?
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14-Apr-2005, 06:13 PM #2
That would be wasting a disc, and both Nero and Alcohol 120 can burn bin/cue files. Which of the files have you been trying to open as an image?
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15-Apr-2005, 01:56 AM #3
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Originally Posted by CAPSLOCK
Hello all,
I am starting to get into Linux. I downloaded a copy of it, but it is 2 files. One is a .bin file and the other is a .que file. Anyone know what software I need to burn this. I've tried Nero6.6.0.6 and Alcohol120, but they will not accept it as an image file.
Can I just burn this as data, or will I just be wasting a disk?
What distro did you download and where did you download it? P2P?

I find it odd that it is bin format. Usually Linux distros are in iso format. Maybe someone made a personal copy and posted that. I would download a fresh copy from the distro of your choice from it's web site so you can check the MD5 checksum before burning.
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15-Apr-2005, 10:22 AM #4
Nevermind. I gave up and found an .iso file. Thanks anyway!
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