Burning an ISO file

[Todo]

Okay, well this is actually 3 ISO images I downloaded to install Red Hat Linux 7.3 and I know these forums are not for linux,but i was hoping someone could at least tell me what I'm doing wrong. Well, here goes. I'm trying to burn these ISO images to CD and boot from the CD. I know I need to create an image file when buring, so I go through Nero and select image file which is the ISO file I downloaded. a box pops up with 'save image file' and the extension is .NRG. I choose the CDRW drive I want to burn the image and click Burn, but get a message saying 'there is not enough space available to burn the image". theres plenty of space on the CDR. I've burned the ISO file before, but I didn't create an image file, because I didn't know I needed to. So, what am I doing wrong?


I have an HP 9300 Series CDRW.

[NooNoo]

You are nearly right, but you have to burn FROM an image...

You should be opening an image to burn, not saving as an nrg.

File, burn image, should open the dialogue box to choose the iso.... shove a bland cdr in and it should pretty much go.

[DocPC]

A bland CD should do nicely...........................

[geezer]

I use NTI to burn my Linux ISO images to CD with no problems just download click create CD from ISO image and burns no problem,check out the link to the websiite


http://www.nticdmaker.com/

Hope it helps

[Darkstar]

Cool. I record ISOs over my John Tesh CDs.

[Archer]

The easiest way on Nero is to use the wizard and select CD/Compile a CD/Other formats/Create a cd from an image file/Next/Finish then select either your cue file or your ISO if you d`ont have one.

[Todo]

Well i certainly learned a thing or two. Sorry for the late post,but when NooNoo posted go to 'File' 'Burn Image' in Nero that did the trick .
Thanks for all the tips.