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Once complete, you should have a DVD whose root directory can be seen - in Windows as well as in Linux - to contain several directories and files.

BIN/.CUE file pair, and possibly one or more of the more obscure CD/DVD image formats), and when you do so, it should be immediately ready to start burning. When you select it, the burning program will ask you to select one CD/DVD image file (usually the options include. Most CD/DVD burning programs have a specific function for image files, usually named 'Burn Image' or something similar. Question 2: If I need to extract the files, how on earth do I do it in Windows 7? Question 1: Am I on the right track with my thinking? I am not seeing any option under Windows 7 to extract those files as I think I need.

ISOBURN RESULTS INSTALL

I think I had to extract the files, burn them to the DVD and then the machine could boot up and install the software. I think the problem was that just having the ISO burned to the disk was not sufficient. But when I have the disk in the DVD drive it reads the disk for a few seconds and then goes right into windows. My laptop BIOS is set to first boot off of the DVD drive. I followed the instructions on burning the ISO to a DVD. Right now I have no machines with Linux on it so bear that in mind here.Īlso note that I am burning the files on my other machine which has Windows 7 on it.

I used to use RH Linux years ago and am now in the process of trying to install RHL desktop onto my old vista laptop.

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