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How to create a boot CD

SrGuapo

Golden Member
OK, I ahve recently decided to turn my old Dell (p3, Radeon 9200SE, 256MB RAM) into a linux box. I downloaded the ubuntu ISO file, and niow I'm stuck. I tried just burning the file (through windows, i don't have any burning software), but that just burned the .iso file, which obviously didn't work.

Do I need some specialized program to burn the image to the CD or an I do it through windows? If I do need software, are there any free ones available (or extremely cheap that I could find locally).

Thanks for the info nd sorry for the n00b question...
 
You cannot just copy the ISO file onto the CD. You need an ISO burner. You can find a free one if you search for it.
 
Originally posted by: Navid
You cannot just copy the ISO file onto the CD. You need an ISO burner. You can find a free one if you search for it.

Thanks. I realized that i needed an iso burner, i just didnt know if windows could do it... Anyways, I downloaded some shareware one (deepburner - first hit on google). It did the trick and I'm installing now... Sorry about the post, maybe it will help someone else...
 
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