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["rvijay07" <rvijay07 AT myway.com>]

Here is what I get from that file. There is no ISO to be seen in the output. 
Is it OK to burn/mount this file ?

vijay@box:~$ file /mnt/hda3/bl2.10-2880.img
/mnt/hda3/bl2.10-2880.img: x86 boot sector, code offset 0x40, OEM-ID "FreeDOS 
", sectors/cluster 2, root entries 240, sectors 5760 (volumes <=32 MB) , 
sectors/FAT 9, serial number 0x2ccd601d, label: "           ", FAT (12 bit)

Thanks.

Vijay





 --- On Wed 03/09, David Moberg < davidjmoberg AT lycos.com > wrote:
From: David Moberg [mailto: davidjmoberg AT lycos.com]
To: rvijay07 AT myway.com
Date: Wed, 09 Mar 2005 15:32:21 -0500
Subject: Re: [BL] Re: How to boot from a non-booting bootable CD-ROM

----- Original Message -----<br>From: "rvijay07" <rvijay07 AT myway.com><br> 
<br>> For the BL2 ISO, upon unzipping, the .zip file becomes a .img file, 
<br>> instead of becomming a .iso file. Is it OK to burn this to CD or is 
<br>> something wrong here ?<br><br>You can burn any file you want to a CD. 
Mounting the resulting CD is<br>another story. :) You should be able to just 
rename the .img file to<br>.iso and burn away. To be sure, try<br><br>file 
image_name_here.img<br><br>If the output says ISO 9660 filesystem or 
something like that it's<br>a CD image.<br><br>David<br>-- 
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