This is a bit off-topic but a good, accessible CD recorder for Windows can
be downloaded for free here:
http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
If you're a Windows user just getting started with oralux, download the
tool at the above address, download and install the oralux iso file, right
mouse click on the oralux iso, and you'll get a pop-up menu that allows you
to write the iso file to a CD. It will then be ready to go.
Doug Smith wrote:
What you have to do is simple. If you have a cd burner, you need to
use whatever software it is that you would use to burn any cd such as
you might use for music. Follow the directions for burning iso 9660
file systems with that software, and you are ready to go.
When you have the iso file system safely burned onto the cd, just
reboot your machine as you normally would, and it should come up
talking. There is nothing more to it than that and learning to use
Linux.
Hope this helps.
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Computer Scientist For CHRIST!
Oralux: http://oralux.org
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