Re: How to make Linux CD bootable
From: Thufir (thufir.hawat_at_mail.com)
Date: 01/30/05
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Date: 30 Jan 2005 03:09:42 -0800
The express version gives this message when selecting the boot image:
The Nero installation contains an image of bootable
floppy disk, which will be used to make your disc
bootable. You can select a boot locale, which will
preare the appropiate country code page and keyboard
layout for included DOS.
Alternatively, the A:> drive can be selected so that the disc being
burned will
boot the same way as the floppy in the A:\, grr.
There's no such mention in the "full" way of doing things, but the
exact same
choice appears without the message...?
Here's what I did, not from Nero express but the full version.
Unfortunately,
the interface is different from that described in the link.
...
(demo version, enter serial number...)
File-->New
"New Compilation window"
(select cdrom boot)
Boot: Image File:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\FC3-i386-disc1.iso
(other tags left as default)
New Window "ISO1 - Nero Burning ROM"
ISO1 tab:
New
File-->compilation properties
brings up "New Compilation Window" to double check things
Recorder-->Burn Compilation
brings up "Burn Compilation" window
click "burn"
annoyed with nero,
Thufir Hawat
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