Tom You don't need to create real CDs unless you're planning on inserting them into your S/390 hardware's CD reader, or you don't have enough disk space on a Linux/Windows/UNIX FTP server to hold all the individual files. (Of course, if that were true, how would you download the .iso files?) The bottom line is, .iso files are a convenience for people who want to make real CDs. If you don't need that, don't worry. If you _do_ need that, then the software on your CD burner should be able to handle the job of transferring the files from a PC to the CD.
Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: Hylton Tom P [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 11:27 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Redhat ISO Images? Be gentle, this is my first attempt at l-390. I've wandered to the redhat ftp/s390/7.2 site, and have read the readme file which indicates the layout of the cd disks. Trouble is, my limited understanding of the process is that to create those CDs, I need the ISO images, and I cannot find those on the redhat site. Is there an ISO directory for s390 somewhere or is there a way to create the disk images myself from the files found there? humbly confused, tom
