Subject: Re: how to burn iso to disk
From: Scott R. Every (scott@emji.net)
Date: Fri Sep 17 1999 - 18:05:56 MDT
Does that include support for Rock Ridge extensions?
I was under the impression that Toast could not handle those...
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--On Fri, Sep 17, 1999 5:01 PM -0700 Aaron Levitt
<aaron@ultimatewisdom.com> wrote:
> [snip]
>> Jason Knight wrote:
>>>
>>> For those of us less knowledgeable of cd burning, what is the process of
>>> burning the CS 1.1 image to cd? The university lab has recently been
>>> replacing a bunch of machines, so I'm not sure if they still have a mac
>>> (with a cdr and toast), I hear they are replacing it with a bunch of NT
>>> machines, so hints for either/both would be great.
>>> Thanks
>>> Jason
>>
>> Download the iso install.img file, (NT machine) I used Adaptec Easy CD
>> Creator, chose to burn the CD from a disk image file, usually iso disk
>> images extension is iso, so you may have to rename the file with the iso
>> extension, then let it go and it does everything for you, you don't need
>> to burn it on a Mac...but it can be done there as well
>> Dave
>
> It's simple on a mac. Download the .img. Mount it (I used shrinkwrap).
> Drag and drop the image onto Toast. It automatically knew it was ISO and
> burned it that way. =)
>
> -Aaron
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