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Join Date: Jun 2002
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18-Aug-2002, 03:29 PM #1
(resolved) Linux ISO
I cant get my downloaded linux ISO to copy to a CD-R properly.
whenever i do this, it becomes one file on the disk, instead of extracting properly. i am using "Roxio Easy CD Creator 5".
how can i make it copy correctly?



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i figured this out, but if anyone else is having this problem, heres what to do:

select "create CD from Disk Image" on the file menu.
find file, and click ok
make sure to check "disk at once", as opposed to "track at once"
which is the default.

Last edited by lightnb : 18-Aug-2002 06:38 PM.
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