Filip wrote:
THANKS TO ALL,
I tried everything you gave me, it's working for burning the CD
The reply I got from xcdroast was :
1. Use xcdroast 0.98 ( actually included in RH7 )
2. rename the .iso to .raw and put the file into image-data-path of xcdroast 0.96ex . Then do a write.
The only thing now, is how to browse my CD because the only thing I see is the 7.0-i386-disk1.iso or raw file. ( 637 MB)
In what case I guess you burned the *imagefile* as a file to the CD. I was joking when I wrote about <shrudder> GUI's, but I guess the shell would have saved you a CDR. cdrecord -v dev=your_device speed=your_speed imagefile
I can browse the iso image in my partition /web/redhat/....... by doing the following : mount -o loop -t iso 9660 <7.0-i386-disk1.iso > <mountpoint>
yes. that works only foe a filesystem in a file.
But the above statement doesn't work if I mount the cdrom with the CD where the iso image on to it.
that would be mount -t iso9660 -r /dev/[cdromdevice] /mountpoint
So, I'm stuck. I simply want to dowload an iso image from the web and make a bootable CD from it. Thanks for any futher help.
I still guess it's already bootable.
Filip.
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