Hello, Lonni and the Group:
On Sunday 02 September 2001 00:04, you wrote:
>
> This is your problem. You didn't burn an ISO image. You burnt the
> file instead.
I followed these steps when when I downloaded the file lxcr-lbt-2_0.iso
from the Linuxcare site:
Downloaded the file and the MD5 checksum to my Windows/Downloads
directory
Downloaded the file and MD5 checksum to /home/gaw/ directory in Linux
Verified checksums of both downloaded files
Copied file in Windows to a CD-R disk using Adaptec's Easy CD Creator
ISO9660 format
Copied file in Linux to a CD-R disk using Xcdroast ISO9660 file format
Verified MD5 checksum on both CD copies.
Checked CMOS settings on both Linux boxes to be sure they were set to
boot from CD
Attemted to boot both machines from Linuxcare Emergency Rescue CD.
Both attempts failed.
Read SuSE 7.2 Pro Applications Manual pages on Xcdroast.
Read CD-Writing HOWTO.
I still don't know what I did wrong. Anyone care to offer a
step-by-step on how to get this done?
>
> > I used xcdroast to make the ISO9660 CD on one trial, and I used
> > Adaptec
> > Easy CD Creator v. 3.5 to create another ISO9660 CD (in windoze, of
> > course).
> >
> > If there needs to be boot files added from a boot floppy to the CD
> > to make it bootable, I am sure you would have made that clear
> > earlier.
>
> Nothing needs to be added. The ISO has all the files. You just need
> to burn it correctly.
>
> > Now I wonder if I have a corrupt image.
>
> Possible, but unlikely. THis sounds like user-error to me.
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>
> Linux FAQ & Step-by-step help: http://netllama.ipfox.com
The above link returns a message like 'temporarily unavailable.'
[snip]
Regards,
Glenn
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