[plug] silly iso question

[John Knight]

Cheers mate, the interface is a bit different now, but it should be 
basically the same.

John

>
>On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, John Knight wrote:
> > There's a bunch of files, about half a dozen, with names like .link, a 
>.iso
> > (that obviously takes up most of the room) and a .sum file. I'm forced 
>to
> > use a win2k box here, which is using a fairly recent copy of Nero. Can
> > anybody give me some instructions here (even if it is bleeding obvious)?
>
>Assuming that Nero is actually working (off the top of my head):
>
>1. Select "Choose Recorder" (or similar) from the appropriate menu.
>    "Recorder" menu I think. Select your CD burner.
>
>2. File->Burn Image. Select the ISO file. (Nero will burn ISO images
>    and it's own "NRG" format images.)
>
>3. Set options as appropriate. I like to burn at a slow, reliable
>    speed, but turn simulation off.
>
>4. Burn away.
>
>The .sum file should list checksums .. md5sums are the most common, the
>idea being that by running md5sum (standard on most Unix boxes) over the
>ISO image and comparing you can verify that the ISO image is correct.
>
>I don't know about any of the others.. probably just readme-like
>materials.
>
>--
>Andrew Francis
>locust at iinet.net.au
>
>


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