Booting
 

I want to do a clean install of rc1. I have used MagicISO to unmount the file
and have burned it to a DVD. Porblem is, my computer will not boot off the
DVD. ANy suggestions?

Booting
 

You should just burn the image straight to dvd and you should use as slow a
burn speed as you can. I don't know what you mean by unmounting and why you
would need to do it.

"B Shealey" wrote in message
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I want to do a clean install of rc1. I have used MagicISO to unmount the
file
and have burned it to a DVD. Porblem is, my computer will not boot off the
DVD. ANy suggestions?

Booting
 

So, the .iso file will be read in boot up?

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

You should just burn the image straight to dvd and you should use as slow a
burn speed as you can. I don't know what you mean by unmounting and why you
would need to do it.

"B Shealey" wrote in message
...
I want to do a clean install of rc1. I have used MagicISO to unmount the
file
and have burned it to a DVD. Porblem is, my computer will not boot off the
DVD. ANy suggestions?

Booting
 

You can boot from the .iso file. In fact I do just that in Virtual PC.
What you have is the image of a bootable dvd that just needs to be
transferred back to physical media.

"B Shealey" wrote in message
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So, the .iso file will be read in boot up?

Booting
 

In the .iso image is a boot loader.

What you need to do is to use a good burning software.
In the program there will be an option to burn a DVD from image file.
Point to your .iso image
The finished DVD will now be bootable.

NIK

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote in message
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You can boot from the .iso file. In fact I do just that in Virtual PC.
What you have is the image of a bootable dvd that just needs to be
transferred back to physical media.

"B Shealey" wrote in message
...
So, the .iso file will be read in boot up?

Booting
 

nicholas hall wrote:

In the .iso image is a boot loader.

What you need to do is to use a good burning software.
In the program there will be an option to burn a DVD from image file.
Point to your .iso image
The finished DVD will now be bootable.


I use Imgburn, which is small, light and free. The Imgburn site seems
to be down at the moment

http://www.imgburn.com

but you can download it from

http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cd...ls/imgburn.cfm

HTH

--
Paul-B

Booting
 

if that's down, try burncdcc
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/utilities.html

works great-free and jeffproof-lol

Jeff



"Paul-B" wrote in message
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nicholas hall wrote:

In the .iso image is a boot loader.

What you need to do is to use a good burning software.
In the program there will be an option to burn a DVD from image file.
Point to your .iso image
The finished DVD will now be bootable.


I use Imgburn, which is small, light and free. The Imgburn site seems
to be down at the moment

http://www.imgburn.com

but you can download it from

http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cd...ls/imgburn.cfm

HTH

--
Paul-B

Booting
 

Will you learn to answer all the questions raised?
If it was up to me I would stop that thread right in this moment!!!!!!!!
Jack
"B Shealey" wrote in message
...
So, the .iso file will be read in boot up?

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

You should just burn the image straight to dvd and you should use as slow
a
burn speed as you can. I don't know what you mean by unmounting and why
you
would need to do it.

"B Shealey" wrote in message
...
I want to do a clean install of rc1. I have used MagicISO to unmount the
file
and have burned it to a DVD. Porblem is, my computer will not boot off
the
DVD. ANy suggestions?

Booting
 

fo shizzle

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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if that's down, try burncdcc
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/utilities.html

works great-free and jeffproof-lol

Jeff



"Paul-B" wrote in message
...
nicholas hall wrote:

In the .iso image is a boot loader.

What you need to do is to use a good burning software.
In the program there will be an option to burn a DVD from image file.
Point to your .iso image
The finished DVD will now be bootable.


I use Imgburn, which is small, light and free. The Imgburn site seems
to be down at the moment

http://www.imgburn.com

but you can download it from

http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cd...ls/imgburn.cfm

HTH

--
Paul-B

Booting
 

Ok, I have burned both the .iso file, and have used MagicISO to turn it into
files and folders. I still cannot get it to boot with either of them. I
have setup the dvd drive as the first boot source in bios, but it will not
boot from cd. Thanks for your answers so far.