I'm using an AOpen 20/10/40 IDE CD Writer under Mandrake 8.2 I believe it
would work under Red Hat too...
Nick Rout wrote:
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pretty much any atapi (ide) drive will work. As should any scsi that hasa supported scsi controller to attach to. If you want to get into moreexotic
Why are you using Windows to burn CD's?? Just curious...
Gavin Treadgold wrote:
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Hi Robert.You shouldn't have to explicitly make the CDRW bootable. What you need tolook for in your cd writer software (I don't know X-CDroast) is the optionto burn an iso image to the cd. For
Chris,
If you can't boot off of the HDD that is corrupted then I guess you will
have to use a boot disk. I have the peanut boot disk (two disks) and would
use them to boot up linux and then run fdisk or cfdisk (easier to use) and
rewrite the partion table form that. Or delete the dama
pretty much any atapi (ide) drive will work. As should any scsi that has
a supported scsi controller to attach to. If you want to get into more
exotic stuff like usb or firewire then it would pay to ask questions
about specific models and see if other people have them working.
On Sun, 2002-05-12
On Sun, 12 May 2002, paul schulz wrote:
> I'm using Rh 7.2 and am looking to get a cd writer, only i find the Rh
> hardware compat list somewhat unhelpful.
> I was wondering if anyone has any advice / suggestions on compatible hardware.
I _think_ it is quite unlikely you'll have any problems wi
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
>
> Vik Olliver wrote:
> > Peanut, hmm that reminds me. Is anyone using micro-distributions? I'm
> > thinking of the kind of distro that'll install on a PDA or a truly
> > ancient 32MB HD.
>
> http://www.lnx-bbc.org/
45MB
Vik :v)
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Hi,
I'm using Rh 7.2 and am looking to get a cd writer, only i find the Rh
hardware compat list somewhat unhelpful.
I was wondering if anyone has any advice / suggestions on compatible hardware.
Thanks
Paul.
Just thought I might add some comments to this, being the proud
owner/maintainer for a number of systems which large internet pipes and
volume based charging plans...
- If you use an 'out of the box' firewall like smoothwall Check the rules it
uses.. I've just had my first experience with Smooth
DiskDraK (Mandrake 8.1) hung during an install of M8.1 and has left me with
a corrupt partition table, box still Dual boots to 2K and RH7.2 but,
DiskDrak is no longer able to read the PT, which tools should I be looking
at for repair of my PT ??
PartionMagic6 Spews.what else ??
Regards a
Vik Olliver wrote:
> Peanut, hmm that reminds me. Is anyone using micro-distributions? I'm
> thinking of the kind of distro that'll install on a PDA or a truly
> ancient 32MB HD.
http://www.lnx-bbc.org/
> Vik :v)
>
> Barry Patterson wrote:
>
>>>Out of interest though, what distros do all you o
Rob, I just installed and tried out xcdroast as a result of your
message. I cannot find the option for burning an iso image.
Firstly, have you checked the md5sum's of the iso's. This is most
important given the download problems you had.
Secondly you must not just copy the iso to a disk, It is a
Thanks to those who replied to help me create my new RH7.3 CD's
I discovered that the Red Hat on-line documentation missed one step which is
why I could not get there quickly.
Below is their instruction with my one step added.
Writing ISOs with X-CD-Roast
Large files that end in .iso are
Hi Robert.
You shouldn't have to explicitly make the CDRW bootable. What you need to
look for in your cd writer software (I don't know X-CDroast) is the option
to burn an iso image to the cd. For example, in the windows software I use,
I have a menu option 'create cd from image' - this does every
I have downloaded the ISO images but I am having trouble creating CD's.
I tried copying the iso image to a CD but it did not boot from the CD. (I
have set the bios to boot from CD and checked it with my RH 7.2 disc)
I tried mounting the iso image and then copying all of the files to the cd
but
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