On Sunday 10 September 2006 19:19, Beartooth wrote: > I downloaded the live CD of Puppy Linux, and tried to burn it to a CD. K3B > has a specially setting for burning ISOs -- the puppy page had told me to > look for that -- but only for DVDs. K3B wouldn't let me use it. > > So I burned the file to a CD, and burning appeared to work, including > checking; but the CD won't boot. > > I had similar troubled when I tried to burn my own CDs to upgrade from FC3 > to FC4; never did get it to work, and eventually got my FC4 and FC5 media > from elsewhere. > > I don't see sense in using a DVD for something designed to go with tons of > room left over, on a CD. (Puppy is under 72 MB) Besides, I want to try it > on machines that don't *have* DVD readers, nor want them. > > I don't often burn any CD, and may be making some obvious error. What is > it?? > > There shouldn't be any problem about burning the CD with Tools > Burn CD Image. I've often done it. It's a silly mistake in the menu that particularly mentions ISO on the DVD one but not on the CD one. Anne
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