Hi, I downloaded the 9.1 personal CD from the Suse website and burned it onto a CD as instructed on the web site. However it won't autoboot with an empty harddisk. Could someone tell me please what needs to be done to get this thing to boot. Thank you very kindly. Heri
hi
1) did you burn the CD as an image or did you just copied the iso on the cd ?
2) check the boot sequence of your system - change it to CDROM -
Harddrive - Other
Hope this helps
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 23:21:37 -0400, H.Riesbeck
Hi, I downloaded the 9.1 personal CD from the Suse website and burned it onto a CD as instructed on the web site. However it won't autoboot with an empty harddisk. Could someone tell me please what needs to be done to get this thing to boot. Thank you very kindly.
Heri
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Thanks for you reply Harsh,
Concerning your point 2 below: yes the boot sequence is set to CDROM first.
But now to point 1: I copied the iso file to the CD - and yes, hoped for
success. With Winrar I looked inside the iso package and could see an
autorun file. I unpacked the file and copied all files onto a CD - no
success.
To make an image from the iso file did not dawn on me. The good folks at
Suse could have mentioned this in the instructions. This leads me to my
next question. How do you convert the iso file into an image file?
Thank you for taking the time to reply,
Heri
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harsh Busa"
hi
1) did you burn the CD as an image or did you just copied the iso on the cd ?
2) check the boot sequence of your system - change it to CDROM - Harddrive - Other
Hope this helps
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 23:21:37 -0400, H.Riesbeck
wrote: Hi, I downloaded the 9.1 personal CD from the Suse website and burned it onto a CD as instructed on the web site. However it won't autoboot with an empty harddisk. Could someone tell me please what needs to be done to get this thing to boot. Thank you very kindly.
Heri
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H.Riesbeck wrote:
But now to point 1: I copied the iso file to the CD
Here is your problem. You copied the iso image AS a file. IOW, your CD now has axxx.iso file on it.
To make an image from the iso file did not dawn on me.
An iso IS an image
The good folks at Suse could have mentioned this in the instructions. This leads me to my next question. How do you convert the iso file into an image file?
You don't. Using k3b, you burn your cd from an image, i.e. Tools>CD>Burn CD image, then point it to your iso file. HTH. -- Joe Morris New Tribes Mission Email Address: Joe_Morris@ntm.org Registered Linux user 231871
On Friday 24 September 2004 09:03, H.Riesbeck wrote:
Thanks for you reply Harsh,
Concerning your point 2 below: yes the boot sequence is set to CDROM first.
But now to point 1: I copied the iso file to the CD - and yes, hoped for success. With Winrar I looked inside the iso package and could see an autorun file. I unpacked the file and copied all files onto a CD - no success. To make an image from the iso file did not dawn on me. The good folks at Suse could have mentioned this in the instructions. This leads me to my next question. How do you convert the iso file into an image file?
Thank you for taking the time to reply, Heri
----- Original Message ----- From: "Harsh Busa"
To: Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 12:56 AM Subject: Re: [SLE] 9.1 Personal iso image hi
1) did you burn the CD as an image or did you just copied the iso on the
cd ?
2) check the boot sequence of your system - change it to CDROM - Harddrive - Other
Hope this helps
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 23:21:37 -0400, H.Riesbeck
wrote:
Hi, I downloaded the 9.1 personal CD from the Suse website and burned it
onto a CD as instructed on the web site. However it won't autoboot with an empty harddisk.
Could someone tell me please what needs to be done to get this thing to
boot. Thank you very kindly.
Heri
-- __________________________ http://www.ebackend.com/blog
-- Check the headers for your unsubscription address For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the archives at http://lists.suse.com Please read the FAQs: suse-linux-e-faq@suse.com The ISO is the image file. If you're using a Windoze burner --like Roxio-- you'd righ-click on the ISO & select record to CD. If you're using another flavour of Linux then use k3b or xcdroast to do likewise. -- ..."Yogi" CH Namasté Yoga Studio "If music be the food of love, why can't rabbits sing?"
H.Riesbeck wrote:
Thanks for you reply Harsh,
Concerning your point 2 below: yes the boot sequence is set to CDROM first.
But now to point 1: I copied the iso file to the CD - and yes, hoped for success. With Winrar I looked inside the iso package and could see an autorun file. I unpacked the file and copied all files onto a CD - no success. To make an image from the iso file did not dawn on me. The good folks at Suse could have mentioned this in the instructions. This leads me to my next question. How do you convert the iso file into an image file?
Every CD burning program I've used, had an option to burn a CD from an ISO file.
H.Riesbeck wrote:
Hi, I downloaded the 9.1 personal CD from the Suse website and burned it onto a CD as instructed on the web site. However it won't autoboot with an empty harddisk. Could someone tell me please what needs to be done to get this thing to boot. Thank you very kindly.
1) When you say you burned it as instructed, did you burn it as an ISO image? 2) Is your computer configured to boot from CD?
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C Hamel
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H.Riesbeck
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Harsh Busa
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James Knott
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Joe Morris (NTM)