make cd bootable with Record Now!

Tue Oct 21 19:29:51 MST 2008

Hmm!  I am not sure what you did.  All of use have gone though the ISO burner pain - once you get it down - it's all good - keep at it!

I suggest that you keep logs while you work for a little while, until you get more used to the process of troubleshooting.  You are learning to flex a new muscle - it takes some time to get it down (some of us even get lazy and let the muscles devolve into useless ego-ism to be swiftly replaced in the "can do heirarchy" by the likes of you young-ens).  Lots of things impact our getting lost in the processes.  These can be incorrect assumptions, mis-emotion, memory issues ("buffer overflows" for written data) and process problems.

Write down all of your steps (as you work), eventually, you will start to keep a running if/then/therefore logic mental log and be able to swiftly roll back within your own processes and regroup, redo and reburn (for instance)!

Try again using these instructions:

To 
              create an installation CD using DeepBurner on Windows
            Label 
                a high-quality, blank, writable CD "Xandros Desktop", add the 
                edition and version number (such as Home Edition - Premium 4.0), and place it 
                in the CD drive.Download 
                  DeepBurner, for example the free version 
                (2.7 MB).Install 
                it by double-clicking the .exe file (10.2 MB).Launch 
                it by clicking Start > All Programs > DeepBurner > DeepBurner.Enable 
                the Burn ISO image option, and click Next. 
			  Enlarge the Burn ISO window so that the Image file field is visible.                
              Click 
                the ... button beside the Image file field, and select 
                the .iso file.In order to keep the .iso file, disable the Delete image after successful burn check box.Select 
                the CD or DVD Drive from the drop-down list, set the Write 
                speed to 4X or the lowest possible speed, then click Burn ISO. The files are burned to 
                the CD, which takes about 20 minutes at 4x. The CD ejects at the end of the process.
            NOTE: Burning at the SLOWEST SPEED makes for more success!

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Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:05:38 -0400
From: bmike1 at gmail.com
To: plug-discuss at lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Subject: Re: make cd bootable with Record Now!

well... it didn't exactly work.  I saved the file to disk and it is a .iso.pxj . A websearch seems to indicate that it is associated with sonic recordnow! but I am unsure of this..... Is anyone knowledgeable of of an image ending in pxj?

On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 5:54 PM, mike havens <bmike1 at gmail.com> wrote:

thanks for the help... I selected deepburner. I'll let you know how it works out!

On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 10:42 AM, Stephen <cryptworks at gmail.com> wrote:

I dont knwo sonic record at all, buti know some of this app, and the

free version make it Very easy to find the burn iso (its a initial

wizard option when started.

http://deepburner.com/?r=products&pr=deepburner

there is also infra recorder which is completely free. but i am less

familiar with it, but it was pretty easy to find when i did need to

work with it.

http://infrarecorder.sourceforge.net/

On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 5:01 AM, Charles Jones

<charles.jones at ciscolearning.org> wrote:

> Hi Mike,

>

> Burning as a data disc just puts the file on the disc, not what you

> want. I assume you have an .iso file.

> What you want to do is, from the main menu, click "Backup Projects", and

> then "Burn Image".

> Then browse to the .iso file, and click the "Add" button. Make sure your

> writer is set as the record device, and then click the "Burn" button.

> When it's done the CD will pop out and you will have a bootable disc :)

>

> -Charles

>

> mike havens wrote:

>> I  want to throw a stone at this world of Windows I am in so I decided

>> to load Ubuntu. So a version was downloaded and a copy was burned. I

>> am using Sonic Record Now! and was wondering how to make it bootable.

>> Making a data disk didn't seem to work so I was thinking I could make

>> an audio disk. Hmmmm.... I'm thinking that I don't have a program that

>> will do it. Let me know.

>

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