How the hell do you write a Disc? (Jokes are now invalid)

[dorkdotdan]

i bet you're not using a dvd.
you need to have the space.

It's a 700MB CD, not a DVD, and Puppy Linux requires 131MB of space. Sorry for not clarifying in the OP. Also, I'm going to try it on a flash drive real quick.

[Ad Bot]

[.::Taboo::.]

buy a copy of mw3 and record over it.

that game's like 13gb you KNOW there'll be space
you'd need a blu-ray disc drive though

[fred da kiko]

that game's like 13gb you KNOW there'll be space
you'd need a blu-ray disc drive though

i want to record over a mw3 game with tons of gay research, then put it in he original box, seal it up, and leave it at a game stop or something. when some stupid 12 year old buys it hilarity will ensue.

[dorkdotdan]

Poop, that didn't work.

[dorkdotdan]

Well, now I've got time to kill, seeing as a 4x burn speed is extremely slow.

[fred da kiko]

Well, now I've got time to kill, seeing as a 4x burn speed is extremely slow.

jack off

[dorkdotdan]

stuff, would still forget to set the speed to 4.

This is a nightmare, where is Ethan when you need him?

[Bahamut]

fireplace duh

[dorkdotdan]

What the forget, I select to burn it at 4x but it says it's hovering at 8x

[Isjix]

I stare at the disk

[Bahamut]

fireplace duh

I stare at the disk

>reads title
lol

[dorkdotdan]

Now I'm trying plain Ubuntu and even though the file is about 5x bigger, my ISP is being very lenient with download speeds. I only have 4 minutes left.

[dorkdotdan]

Alright, the system recognizes there is a new drive, but when I try to boot from them, they say there is nothing valid on them.

[Mega-Bear]

Roxio Burn always worked for me. I don't remember how I got it but it was very useful. This isn't great advice, but I recommend it.

[TapeDeck]

use a disk image burner, not a data disk burner.  When you burn an ISO, the final product should be a CD that has files and folders you can explore.  If its just the ISO on the CD, you're doing it wrong