25 Nov
2006
25 Nov
'06
07:38
On Friday 24 November 2006 22:28, Bill-Schoolcraft wrote:
I can't seem to see where I'm missing the bootable flag at.
An iso is a binary image. You burn it in a special way, and you don't get to make any settings or anything else. You burn ISOs in K3b by selecting tools / burn dvd iso image, (or Burn CD image if it is a cd) and then select the ISO from your hard drive. If burned as an ISO image, it will be an exact duplicate of the original CD/DVD, and it will be bootable. The ISO is a file. If you burn it as a file using k3b, you will have a disk with one BIG file on it. The disk won't be bootable. -- _____________________________________ John Andersen