Letzte Änderung am 2006-08-23 09:46:29 von slam
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This article was moved to our FAQ, because the web team found it well written and important. Please see FAQ CD Burning∞.
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This article was moved to our FAQ, because the web team found it well written and important. Please see FAQ CD Burning∞.
Editiert am 2006-08-23 09:46:09 von slam
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This article was moved to our FAQ, because the web team found it well written and important. Please see FAQ CD Burning∞.
Thanks to the original authors!
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NOTE:: DAO stands for Disc At Once. The recorder burns the entire disc in one session. Kanotix uses high compression technology (not the same as Knoppix does). Special care is needed when burning the CD, use high quality CD-media [or DVD+RW] and burn in DAO-mode not faster than 8x
When the CD doesn't work, please check the following, before you work yourself into a frenzy and lose it
>- Does the MD5 sum check (What is a MD5-Checksum?)?
>- Did you select burning DISC AT ONCE? (Track at once is default but that won't work for our purpose here)
>- Did you burn your CD at half the maximal speed your burner can handle (errors have been known to happen when burning CDs too fast)
>- If it still is not working after trying the above, boot Kanotix without DMA and ACPI options.
Of course, you can burn the ISO-File in Windows. The downloaded file must be burned as an ISO file. If for example Winrar is linked with the ending .iso, people might think that it has to be handled as an archive, which is not so, much to their irritation. The CD must be burned from the provided ISO image. In no way must the ISO file be burned as data files. See also the tips on the Knoppix board. It's absolutely necessary with Nero to burn the ISO file as Disk-At-Once.
Nero Burning ROM (not Nero Express).
The following instructions describe how to burn that CD with Nero Burning ROM (not Nero Express).
Our thanks to 'schwaller', who described it as follows (from a forum in german):
Start Nero and close all the pop-up wizards. In the menu, select 'Recorder' -> 'Burn Image'.
Select the downloaded ISO file and click "open".
When you select the "info" tab, you can see for instance the following:
Now select the "Burn" radio button and click "Burn" (notice "Disk-at-once"):
CDR-WIN
Nero is used by many burners, but CDR-WIN is another software, available all over the web in test version, that can be used. However, CDR-WIN burns only at reduced speed, but it should be sufficient enough for this purpose. The menu option is called "burn an ISO 9660 image file directly on CD" (or something close).
Another way to burn under Windows to ensure that the ISO is burned as an ISO and not as a data CD is to get BurnCdcc from here http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/utilities.html∞
Its tiny and will only burn ISOs . Burn at max of x8
CD/DVD Burner XP pro
Another possibility is to burn with a freeware program called "CD/DVD Burner XP pro" in Windows. I got this empirical report by mail:"... the new stable version 2.2 runs under XP and Windows 2000, is very stable and has already given me very good results." It also works :-). Many thanks to Lothar for the feedback.
K3b
For those who have already Linux on their computer, they can use any installed burning program to write the CD. Kanotix has for example K3b, where you click on "Tools" -> "Write ISO Image", select the ISO file to burn, then click on the "MD5-Sum" to get the MD5-checksum for the ISO file (it takes one moment). If the indicated checksum matches the character sequence given in the file KANOTIX-2005-03.iso.md5? (or whichever version of Kanotix you are burning at the time), the Download was successful and one can click on "Write" burn the ISO-file.
cdrecord
The ISO-file can also be burned directly from the shell (replacing the "KANOTIX-2005-03.iso" file name with the one you have, as the case may be):
cdrecord dev=0,0,0 driveropts=burnfree fs=14M speed=12 -dao -overburn -v KANOTIX-2005-03.iso
To burn on a CDRW, simply add "blank=fast" to the line above.
Editiert am 2006-08-23 05:33:23 von bluewater
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Nero Burning ROM (not Nero Express).
CDR-WIN
CD/DVD Burner XP pro
K3b
cdrecord
Editiert am 2006-08-05 06:27:47 von bluewater
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NOTE:: DAO stands for Disc At Once. The recorder burns the entire disc in one session. Kanotix uses high compression technology (not the same as Knoppix does). Special care is needed when burning the CD, use high quality CD-media [or DVD+RW] and burn in DAO-mode not faster than 8x
Löschungen:
NOTE DAO stands for Disc At Once. The recorder burns the entire disc in one session. Kanotix uses high compression technology (not the same as Knoppix does). Special care is needed when burning the CD, use high quality CD-media [or DVD+RW] and burn in DAO-mode not faster than 8x
Editiert am 2006-08-05 06:22:48 von bluewater
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Information about burning Kanotix on a CD
NOTE DAO stands for Disc At Once. The recorder burns the entire disc in one session. Kanotix uses high compression technology (not the same as Knoppix does). Special care is needed when burning the CD, use high quality CD-media [or DVD+RW] and burn in DAO-mode not faster than 8x
Löschungen:
Information about burning Kanotix on a CD
This information is taken and translated from Kano's homepage http://kanotix.com/info/brennen.html∞ (in order to have all information in one place)
NOTE DAO stands for Disc At Once. The recorder burns the entire disc in one session. Kanotix uses high compression technology (not the same Knoppix does). Special care is needed when burning the CD, use high quality CD-media [or DVD+RW] and burn in DAO-mode not faster than 8x
Editiert am 2006-08-05 06:16:01 von bluewater
Erweiterungen:
Information about burning Kanotix on a CD
This information is taken and translated from Kano's homepage http://kanotix.com/info/brennen.html∞ (in order to have all information in one place)
NOTE DAO stands for Disc At Once. The recorder burns the entire disc in one session. Kanotix uses high compression technology (not the same Knoppix does). Special care is needed when burning the CD, use high quality CD-media [or DVD+RW] and burn in DAO-mode not faster than 8x
When the CD doesn't work, please check the following, before you work yourself into a frenzy and lose it
>- Does the MD5 sum check (What is a MD5-Checksum?)?
>- Did you select burning DISC AT ONCE? (Track at once is default but that won't work for our purpose here)
>- Did you burn your CD at half the maximal speed your burner can handle (errors have been known to happen when burning CDs too fast)
>- If it still is not working after trying the above, boot Kanotix without DMA and ACPI options.
Of course, you can burn the ISO-File in Windows. The downloaded file must be burned as an ISO file. If for example Winrar is linked with the ending .iso, people might think that it has to be handled as an archive, which is not so, much to their irritation. The CD must be burned from the provided ISO image. In no way must the ISO file be burned as data files. See also the tips on the Knoppix board. It's absolutely necessary with Nero to burn the ISO file as Disk-At-Once.
Another way to burn under Windows to ensure that the ISO is burned as an ISO and not as a data CD is to get BurnCdcc from here http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/utilities.html∞
Its tiny and will only burn ISOs . Burn at max of x8
The following instructions describe how to burn that CD with Nero Burning ROM (not Nero Express).
Our thanks to 'schwaller', who described it as follows (from a forum in german):
Start Nero and close all the pop-up wizards. In the menu, select 'Recorder' -> 'Burn Image'.
Select the downloaded ISO file and click "open".
When you select the "info" tab, you can see for instance the following:
Now select the "Burn" radio button and click "Burn" (notice "Disk-at-once"):
Nero is used by many burners, but CDR-WIN is another software, available all over the web in test version, that can be used. However, CDR-WIN burns only at reduced speed, but it should be sufficient enough for this purpose. The menu option is called "burn an ISO 9660 image file directly on CD" (or something close).
Another possibility is to burn with a freeware program called "CD/DVD Burner XP pro" in Windows. I got this empirical report by mail:"... the new stable version 2.2 runs under XP and Windows 2000, is very stable and has already given me very good results." It also works :-). Many thanks to Lothar for the feedback.
For those who have already Linux on their computer, they can use any installed burning program to write the CD. Kanotix has for example K3b, where you click on "Tools" -> "Write ISO Image", select the ISO file to burn, then click on the "MD5-Sum" to get the MD5-checksum for the ISO file (it takes one moment). If the indicated checksum matches the character sequence given in the file KANOTIX-2005-03.iso.md5? (or whichever version of Kanotix you are burning at the time), the Download was successful and one can click on "Write" burn the ISO-file.
The ISO-file can also be burned directly from the shell (replacing the "KANOTIX-2005-03.iso" file name with the one you have, as the case may be):
cdrecord dev=0,0,0 driveropts=burnfree fs=14M speed=12 -dao -overburn -v KANOTIX-2005-03.iso
To burn on a CDRW, simply add "blank=fast" to the line above.
Löschungen:
Information about burning Kanotix on a CD
This information is taken and translated from Kano's homepage http://kanotix.com/info/brennen.html∞ (in order to have all information in one place)
When the CD doesn't work, please check the following, before you work yourself into a frenzy and lose it
>- Does the MD5 sum check (What is a MD5-Checksum?)?
>- Did you select burning DISC AT ONCE? (Track at once is default but that won't work for our purpose here)
>- Did you burn your CD at half the maximal speed your burner can handle (errors have been known to happen when burning CDs too fast)
>- If it still is not working after trying the above, boot Kanotix without DMA and ACPI options.
Of course, you can burn the ISO-File in Windows. The downloaded file must be burned as an ISO file. If for example Winrar is linked with the ending .iso, people might think that it has to be handled as an archive, which is not so, much to their irritation. The CD must be burned from the provided ISO image. In no way must the ISO file be burned as data files. See also the tips on the Knoppix board. It's absolutely necessary with Nero to burn the ISO file as Disk-At-Once.
The following instructions describe how to burn that CD with Nero Burning ROM (not Nero Express).
Our thanks to 'schwaller', who described it as follows (from a forum in german):
Start Nero and close all the pop-up wizards. In the menu, select 'Recorder' -> 'Burn Image'.
Select the downloaded ISO file and click "open".
When you select the "info" tab, you can see for instance the following:
Now select the "Burn" radio button and click "Burn" (notice "Disk-at-once"):
Nero is used by many burners, but CDR-WIN is another software, available all over the web in test version, that can be used. However, CDR-WIN burns only at reduced speed, but it should be sufficient enough for this purpose. The menu option is called "burn an ISO 9660 image file directly on CD" (or something close).
Another possibility is to burn with a freeware program called "CD/DVD Burner XP pro" in Windows. I got this empirical report by mail:"... the new stable version 2.2 runs under XP and Windows 2000, is very stable and has already given me very good results." It also works :-). Many thanks to Lothar for the feedback.
For those who have already Linux on their computer, they can use any installed burning program to write the CD. Kanotix has for example K3b, where you click on "Tools" -> "Write ISO Image", select the ISO file to burn, then click on the "MD5-Sum" to get the MD5-checksum for the ISO file (it takes one moment). If the indicated checksum matches the character sequence given in the file KANOTIX-2005-03.iso.md5? (or whichever version of Kanotix you are burning at the time), the Download was successful and one can click on "Write" burn the ISO-file.
The ISO-file can also be burned directly from the shell (replacing the "KANOTIX-2005-03.iso" file name with the one you have, as the case may be):
cdrecord dev=0,0,0 driveropts=burnfree fs=14M speed=12 -dao -overburn -v KANOTIX-2005-03.iso
To burn on a CDRW, simply add "blank=fast" to the line above.
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Information about burning Kanotix on a CD
This information is taken and translated from Kano's homepage
http://kanotix.com/info/brennen.html∞ (in order to have all information in one place)
When the CD doesn't work, please check the following, before you work yourself into a frenzy and lose it
>- Does the MD5 sum check (
What is a MD5-Checksum?)?
>- Did you select burning DISC AT ONCE? (Track at once is default but that won't work for our purpose here)
>- Did you burn your CD at half the maximal speed your burner can handle (errors have been known to happen when burning CDs too fast)
>- If it still is not working after trying the above, boot Kanotix without DMA and ACPI options.
Of course, you can burn the ISO-File in Windows. The downloaded file must be burned as an ISO file. If for example Winrar is linked with the ending .iso, people might think that it has to be handled as an archive, which is not so, much to their irritation. The CD must be burned from the provided ISO image. In no way must the ISO file be burned as data files. See also the tips on the Knoppix board. It's absolutely necessary with Nero to burn the ISO file as Disk-At-Once.
The following instructions describe how to burn that CD with Nero Burning ROM (not Nero Express).
Our thanks to 'schwaller', who described it as follows (from a forum in german):
Start Nero and close all the pop-up wizards. In the menu, select 'Recorder' -> 'Burn Image'.
Select the downloaded ISO file and click "open".
When you select the "info" tab, you can see for instance the following:
Now select the "Burn" radio button and click "Burn" (notice "Disk-at-once"):
Nero is used by many burners, but CDR-WIN is another software, available all over the web in test version, that can be used. However, CDR-WIN burns only at reduced speed, but it should be sufficient enough for this purpose. The menu option is called "burn an ISO 9660 image file directly on CD" (or something close).
Another possibility is to burn with a freeware program called "CD/DVD Burner XP pro" in Windows. I got this empirical report by mail:"... the new stable version 2.2 runs under XP and Windows 2000, is very stable and has already given me very good results." It also works :-). Many thanks to Lothar for the feedback.
For those who have already Linux on their computer, they can use any installed burning program to write the CD. Kanotix has for example K3b, where you click on "Tools" -> "Write ISO Image", select the ISO file to burn, then click on the "MD5-Sum" to get the MD5-checksum for the ISO file (it takes one moment). If the indicated checksum matches the character sequence given in the file KANOTIX-2005-03.iso.
md5? (or whichever version of Kanotix you are burning at the time), the Download was successful and one can click on "Write" burn the ISO-file.
The ISO-file can also be burned directly from the shell (replacing the "KANOTIX-2005-03.iso" file name with the one you have, as the case may be):
cdrecord dev=0,0,0 driveropts=burnfree fs=14M speed=12 -dao -overburn -v KANOTIX-2005-03.iso
To burn on a CDRW, simply add "blank=fast" to the line above.
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