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On Tue, 2008-02-26 at 14:43 +0100, Lanza Fabrizio wrote: |
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> That is exactly what I cannot do. I insert a DVD in the CD/DVD drive. I |
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> start Nero, choose "burn image", I select my .iso, and it ejects the DVD |
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Remember that we're burning using Linux-based tools, not Windows-based |
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ones. I have no clue how to provide you support for Windows, nor will I |
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even try. Sorry. Try burning it under an OS that doesn't suck and if |
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you're still having problems, let us know. |
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> Every CD/DVD mastering software will check what you are going to burn. |
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> If it has a CD project/filesystem, it won't burn it on a DVD. |
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Umm... no. A DVD can be *either* UDF or iso9660. If your software is |
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refusing to work with >700MB ISO9660 images, it is broken. |
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> Also, since qemu does not load CDs larger than 700M... there is a |
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> problem. |
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Broken. File a bug. |
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> I also noticed a curious thing. When I mount the .iso (larger than 700M) |
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> with a program such as Daemon Tools, it won't show the filesystem. It |
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> shows as it is completely empty. |
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Windows. Try the same under Linux and it'll work. |
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> I would rather find out the way I can get a DVD iso with Catalyst. |
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Well, catalyst produces images which are within the ISO spec. If your |
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tools do not work with them, submit patches. Otherwise, we're not going |
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to change anything, as we're within the defined specification which |
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other tools are supposed to follow. |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Release Engineering Strategic Lead |
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