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Burning or converting ccd, img, sub to CD?

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Bloodhoundr
Bloodhoundr Posts: 7
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Ok so I'm the kind of person to do his reasurch before asking questions but now I'm just stuck.

I can't really find a way to burn a CDimage that's made from cloneCD so if anyone has an idea I'd apreciate it.

Just as info I'm running xubuntu/ubuntu desktops and I've already tried using ccd2iso and K3D to make an iso. I've also tried finding a .deb package for ISOmount but no luck.

Help apreciated

thx

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  • Bloodhoundr
    Bloodhoundr Posts: 7
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  • raluxs
    raluxs Posts: 20
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    Ok, the easyest way to make an iso image from a cd or dvd:
    first, mount the cd/dvd so you can see the files on it.
    then open a console and at the command line type:
    dd if=/dev/cdrom of=filename.iso

    This will create the iso file.

    To see the contents of a iso file, at the command line type this as root:
    mount -t iso9660 -o loop filename.iso /mnt/disk

    For this, the folder /mnt/disk must exist before you issue the command.

    Good luck
  • raluxs
    raluxs Posts: 20
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    Also to burn an iso image already generated use K3B under the tools menu look for "burn cd/dvd image"

    Good luck
  • Bloodhoundr
    Bloodhoundr Posts: 7
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    well thx but the problem is that I have three image files that are
    .ccd
    .img
    .sub
    and they come from a cloneCD, not just a regular iso.
    I cant find a way to burn them to a disk using linux

    Help appreciated
  • raluxs
    raluxs Posts: 20
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    Ok, I see, ccd2iso should have worked as shown here:

    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManageDiscImages

    reading I've found some people who got the "file cannot be opened" error or something like that, have you tried running ccd2iso as root?

    Good luck
  • Bloodhoundr
    Bloodhoundr Posts: 7
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    yeah I'll try that if Kiso doesn't work. good idea. might work thx. I'll try it. It did come up with that error.
  • kggy
    kggy Posts: 18
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    try AcetoneISO.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AcetoneISO
  • Bloodhoundr
    Bloodhoundr Posts: 7
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    Kiso worked really well for me but thanks for the ideas

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