KUBUNTU CD download

[Paul Misner]

In K3B you want to use the "Tools -> Burn CD Image" command.  You do not want 
to drag it into a data CD project, as this may cause the kind of problems you 
describe.  This will work for burning the ISO file, which is a complete image 
of the CD, ready to be burned byte for byte to the CD.  The CD image contains 
a compressed volume, with large amounts of software, which is the DVD sized 
part you are describing.  You must burn the ISO image without opening it (and 
decompressing the contents).

Paul

On Tuesday 04 July 2006 7:50 am, William Pierce wrote:
> I do not think that the program I used would make a difference. I have
> three ways to burn the cd.  Two are on a Unix (Mac OSX) machine and one
> is on a Linspire Dell computer.  When I get time sometime this week I
> will try another mirror and download another file.
>
> Thanks for the comments. :-)
>
> Bill
> kd0ju at amsat.org
>
> David A' Rebel wrote:
> >On Tuesday 04 July 2006 13:45, William Pierce wrote:
> >>>How did you try to burn it to cd ie did you burn image ?
> >>
> >>I burned is as an install CD, opened the ISO and burned the files and
> >>folders to a CD (or tryied to!)
> >
> >  What are you using to burn said install cd...nero or k3b the ones I use
> > you don't do this you burn image. ie you do not open it first, that at
> > least with those programs can lead to strange happenings.