Re: What to do with the ISO File!

["Albertus de Wet" <dewet a ghc org>]

Correct.......Yes, rename the file you builded with mkisofs to *.iso and off you go with Adaptec's Creator!!!

Enjoy!

>>> "Mark Wilson and Sharon Farr" <markandsharon csi com> 02/08/00 02:57PM >>>
My adaptec software has an option called "Create CD from Disk Image". Give
that a whirl. My package accepts two file types *.cif and *.iso. I guess in
your case you would want to rename your file my-redhat-file.iso. BTW I have
never tried this...

Mark
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From: Paul Newman pgen com <Paul Newman pgen com>
To: redhat-install-list redhat com <redhat-install-list redhat com>
Date: Wednesday, 9 February 2000 02:46
Subject: Re: What to do with the ISO File!


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>Adaptec do software that can do this. I suppose if you read the
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>your software then if it has this feature, its use will be explained.
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