[LancerZero]

Okay, I downloaded all five CDs worth of SuSE 9.3 pro. I ran an md5sum checker, and they all checked out. But then I burn them, and YaSt says their md5 sums are incorrect! Obviously, I need better burning software. Does anyone know of a decent Windows XP burner (for free or under $10) I can use so I can put SuSE on my machine?

[Dark_Sniper*]

Get like the free trails of like Alcohol 120% its like a 30 day thing from there site its good.

[popey]

Deepburner is worth a look, it's free, very simple to use and supports most burners. I've used it to burn iso's countless times with no problems.

[horndude]

Is it just me or do an incredible number of windows users have problems burning disks? Doesnt windows XP have builtin in burning software? If so, doesnt it do iso's?

[TheMajor]

Windows has, but it sucks. I use Nero, no problems at all.

[Dark_Sniper*]

Same Nero for me has no problems the windows one really does suck. I didnt even think it supported ISO files to burn .

[horndude]

well it has to have either a command line based app or DLL to make iso's or you cant burn disks period

[LancerZero]

It doesn't have the built-in capability - at least, the Home edition doesn't - so I downloaded the first ISO-capable burner I found nearly a year ago. I don't want to shell out the $ for Nero, though, so I think I'll give DeepBurner a shot and post again to tell how it went. Thanks everyone!

[MidwestComputer]

Try MagicISO that is how I burn all my linux from and also make sure when u download these they are in ISO Format then burn the iso to the cd.

[The General]

problems like that are why people like me love netinstalls .... debians works great.