As lisa puts it iso's are exact copies of cd/dvds in a file format. All, or
at least most, linux distros come an iso file. to process this open up your
cd/dvd burning softeware and have it burn an image file (aka iso file). what
this will do is a bit by bit copy of that file to the cd/dvd so that it is
an exact copy of the original. thus you can boot this from the media and
install linux.
Nadim Hoque
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On Apr 15, 2009, at 12:55, "architect Mike Enriquez" <
mylinux@cox.net>
wrote:
I am trying to understand how to take an ISO file and create a boot CD
from it.
I don't understand how Lunix relates to ISO files but Linux is mentioned at
several web sites. I understand TAR files but can anyone understand how this
relates to anything.
Does anyone on the list know of some good discussions sites on this subject
as it relates to Linux and Windlows.
Thanks
Mike Enriquez
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