Making Linux ISO

[alkalinelito]

Hi, i have my original lunux cd.
BUt i want to make some copies.
I only have in drive ( cd-r)
SO i think, in making an ISO, and then burn it
SO how do i make an iso file ?????
what i need? :confused: :confused: :confused:

[EyesWideOpen]

You can get the ISO file(s) from here (http://linuxiso.org/mandrake.html) and then burn the file to a CD. Not sure what programs will allow you to do this in Linux but you can use Adaptec Easy CD Creator in Windows to burn the file to a disc.

Make sure you don't just burn the file on the CD but use a software program that supports burning ISO files. I think there's one in Linux called Nero or something...

[ 22 May 2001: Message edited by: EyesWideOpen ]

[alkalinelito]

I cant download iso, beacuse im on 56k
i have adaptec, this program allow me to burn iso,
but i need first to make the iso,
anyone ??
:confused:

[JBrian]

use the adaptec copy feature to copy the image to you desktop or something and then burn it as an iso.

[alkalinelito]

so I can make an iso with adaptec?
cool
thanks

[nick098]

its easyer to make a data cd and go to
File>Creat CD Image
thats with adaptec

[fow99]

Hi,

There is a program called 'blindread' which can do the job. I used it once to make a PS game ISO.

[Xtian]

If you have a Linux distribution and you want to create a iso file, you can use the mkisofs app included in your actual linux system... just type:

mkisofs /mnt/cdrom/ /home/nameofthe.iso

and that's all...

that file can be mounted like any iso file system with the mount -t iso9660 command... :) :) :)

[evulish]

You *COULD* just copy the contents of the cd to a folder on your hard drive then reburn it to another cd.