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burning ISO

Asked by John Burkert

Down loaded the ISO but getting the following error when I try to burn to CD "The extered block size does not correspond to the image length. The block size may be wrong."

Whne I try to adjust it make no difference and the CD boots but wants to reboot no matter what option I choose.

Suggestions on How I should burn this?

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PeterKnaggs (peter-knaggs) said : 		#1

It sounds like you're using Nero on Windows. If so, could you try this
method instead:
  Click the File menu: you should see "burn image / ISO". Click on that
  and select the ISO image, and then click burn.
  You should not need to do any of the settings you have described above.
Also, please verify the "MD5 checksum" (we call it "md5sum" on linux) of
the image you have downloaded matches the one listed on the download
page. You can find the tool to do this for Windows, it's explained here:
  http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/using_md5sums.html

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Bruce Cowan (bruce89-deactivatedaccount) said : 		#2

This might also help - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto

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herschel (herschelmair) said : 		#3

This is either ill informed or a total guess.
I have the same problem and there's no place to get help. No wonder it's free! If people paid for it there's be fireworks!
You say click the "FILE" menu?
The file menu where? In the folder window?

There is no such option as :Burn image/ISO" under the file menu.

I downloaded digestIT 2004 from the link but it doesn't have instructions for using it. What exactly is it and which download page that I'm looking for and what do I do with it?
Isn't there anybody at all that deals with problems without me having to pay the $ 2750?

What kind of "FREE" is that!

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