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["Flaig, Benno" <Benno.Flaig AT t-systems.com>]

Sheldon wrote:
>I blundered through the Windows program BurnAtOnce 
>( http://www.burnatonce.com  ) several times, and eventually have a CD-RW 
>which boots RAMdisk BasicLinux. Thanks very much.  Can I now burn 
>additional files to that disc?
>Windows explorer shows a file on the CD, bl2.10-2880.img, 2880 Kb, 
>properties shows 2,949,120 bytes.
>Maybe I made a mistake?  The burning program said it burned  6 Mb.  
>Perhaps the bootable image was burned, but also was put additionally as a 
>regular file?

I don't know burnatonce. Check the menues for 'bootable CD' for 'eltorito' or 
for 'floppy disk emulation'

If you can see the image file in your file browser, it's almost sure that you 
burned it into the ISO file system tree. It won't boot from there.
You need to have in the CD-ROM's boot area which for my understanding 
is a quite different thing.

Further more, I don't know any way to create multisession bootable CDs.
You have to decide: multisession OR bootable.
So, if you want a bootable BL CD containing addional data in the regular 
file system, you need to create the whole disk in one single toast process.

Benno