Re: EMC iso image

Hi Matt,

Thanks for responding.

I have this software from Veritas, with the following options:

#############################
Prassi PrimoCD Plus Starter:
DISC COPY
Make a CD to CD copy from a CD-ROM drive to the CD recorder (or from
CD recorder to itself)
#############################
AUDIO DISC
Creat a playable audio compilation CD from Wave and MP3 files or from
other Audio CD tracks
#############################
DATA DISC
Create a new CD-ROM or add more data to an existing multi-session CD-
ROM
##############################

Looks like I'll have to use the first, but when I click this option,
the only source (reader) is the CD-ROM, and not the downloaded file
in the HDD folder?

Anyone familiar with PrimoCD Plus, please help.

Thanks



--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Matt Shaver <mshaver@e...>
wrote:

> On Tuesday 22 July 2003 00:34, terracnc wrote:
> > What is an iso image, and does one just copy the ****.iso into a

CD

> > (data file) into a blank CD and then use it directly to boot, or

is

> > there another step not explained?
>
> A .iso file is a bit-for-bit image of an ISO9660 CDROM file system.

That said,

> you can't just copy it to a CD as a data file and expect it to be

bootable.

> Most CDROM burning software (not all though) will have an option or

menu

> choice that says something like "create a cd from an iso", or

something to

> that effect. If in doubt, read the help for your program. As an

example, I

> have used Nero Buring ROM (quite a pun...) to do this operation,

and I'm

> pretty sure Adaptec's CD Creator (or whatever it's called) also has

this

> capability. HP distributes a program with its CDRW drives that, as

far as I

> can tell, doesn't have this ability, so you may need to get better

software.

>
> As soon as you get Linux running, you'll HAVE better software :) .
>
> Matt