Burning CDrom-Images onto a CDROM

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Hello. In terms fo mounting the iso images, yes you can use the loopback 
filesystem on Linux. If you are indeed doing this, do mount -o loop file.iso, 
where file is the name of your image. 
> Hi Listers, I downloaded the ISO-Images for Redhat 8.0 with Speakup from the
> Speakup site. As I haven't got a CD Burner I asked my neibor to do that for
> me, but he just managed to copy the files directly to the CDs, which is, of
> course, absolutely not what I want. My Neighbor uses Windows XP and Nero as
> a Burn Programm.
> So I'd like a few questions from this list to be answered:
> Does anyone in this list know enough about Windows XP and Nero to tell me
> how CDrom Images can be put on a CD?
> or, maybe it is possible to mount the CD images that are still on my hard
> disk in some way! I remember not very clearly there used to be a way to
> treat images on a hard disk like extra file systems?
> Hoping for an answer from this list, I wish You all the best for the
> weekend.
> Regards Ernst
> 
> 
> 
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