[Info-vax] InfoServer 150

[Scott Dorsey]

Bill Gunshannon  <bill.gunshannon at gmail.com> wrote:
>Not doing this from the command line.  I have three GUI based apps
>and they all do it wrong.  Apparently they all see something wrong
>with the images and refuse to just burn the data to a CD/R.

They see a file that isn't a .iso file and like a good gui they figure
you want to put that file into an ISO filesystem.  Rename the file to
.iso and Brasero will do what you expect.

THIS is why you should use the command line.

>But these images are not .iso.  And just renaming them as one site
>recommended doesn't help.

The .iso is a straight disk image, what you'd get if you did a dd from the
raw disk device.  Your .img file is the same.

Now, you have a second problem on Windows, in that you're using something
that checks to see that it's a recognizable filesystem, which it is not.
Because Windows doesn't know anything about VMS filesystems.
--scott


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