> I am trying to burn a copy of RH5.2 that I downloaded from the net. I have
> tried to do it from a NT machine, but when I try to use that cd, the install
> tells me "The cd in the cdrom does not seem to contain a RedHat cd". I am
> going to try to do it from Linux, what a good program that I could use to
> burn that cd, and do you all have any idea about how to make that cd good
> for a RH install?
I experienced similar problems when I tried to burn a cd from a downloaded
slackware distribution. The main source was in the directory /slackware/
123456789
^
Too many characters. My ad hoc solution was to copy the cd to a hard disk
partition and then install from there. This only worked after I renamed
slackware to a name with less than 9 chars, e.g. temp. Then it worked. So
I presume that it is a file system problem. To use long names you need an
extension to iso9660. This may be not supported by your installation
kernels.
Anyway, back to your question, a friend of mine uses Xroast to burn cd's.
As far as I know it works great, but I don't know about making
linux installation cd's.
lucas
