burning iso

[maver]

how do i do this? cuzz i've got cd roast, K3B and nautilus burn. K3B is missing help files so i couldn't find there, and cd roast is really confusing on how to add files, and nautilus only seems to let you add files to a folder so i don't think iso would work.

thanks for you help

[DMR]

I'm away from my Linux boxen right now so I can't give you the specifics for a given program, but the general idea is that you want to look for an option to burn the iso as an image. If you just copy/burn the iso file to the CD, that's all you'll end up with: a single iso file.

Some detailed info on burning images with a few different applications can be found here:

http://www.linuxiso.org/viewdoc.php/howtoburn.html

[Daedrus]

Under X-CD-Roast Go to Write Tracks and the layout tracks tab, make sure that the iso image you want to burn is in the default read directory. Under this tab you should be able to select the image and add it. Accept the track layout then click write tracks.

I have found that gnome-toast is easier for this. It is a drag and drop of the iso image and burn it.

[mempman]

just download the .iso files
and then select burn image unto disk




brp,brp,brp.....thats all folks!!!

[SuperNu]

Using K3B version 0.10.3 on RedHat 9, go to Tools --> CD --> Burn CD ISO image.

--SN

[maver]

i chose the kde method its the easyest, thaks for all your help though

you guys are the best