When I try run linux live cd’s (Ubuntu and Xubuntu) my computer tells me it cannot find bin/sh, I used Infra recorder, also before the burning process begins it tells me that I have a DVD RW drive (which I do) and asks me if I want to write to DVD media, I reply no because I am burning to cd’s.
What is wrong and what should I do ?.
Hi, I need an .iso image burner for Mac OS 10 – im having a really hard time finding one. It was easy to find one for windows though, i have infra recorder for xp but I dont think it will work on a mac…. Can anyone please tell me where I can find a free .iso image burner like infra recorder or something equivalent for Mac OS 10 it’s kind of important because I’m trying to make a live linux cd to save my computer but only the working computer that has the ability to burn cd’s is a mac, so theres my trouble… any help would be much appreciated, thank you!
Hi, I need a in .iso image burner for Mac OS 10 – im having a really hard time finding one. It was easy to find one for windows though, i have infra recorder for xp but I dont think it will work on a mac…. Can anyone please tell me where I can find a free .iso image burner like infra recorder or something equivalent for Mac OS 10 it’s kind of important because I’m trying to make a live linux cd to save my computer but only the working computer that has the ability to burn cd’s is a mac, so theres my trouble… any help would be much appreciated, thank you!
When I try run linux live cd’s (Ubuntu and Xubuntu) my computer tells me it cannot find bin/sh, I used Infra recorder, also before the burning process begins it tells me that I have a DVD RW drive (which I do) and asks me if I want to write to DVD media, I reply no because I am burning to cd’s.
What is wrong and what should I do ?.
*Ubuntu Can Be A Very Confusing OS for beginners, Please Do Not Hesitate To Ask For My Help* quesomanrulz.com – Hey Everyone, Quesomanrulz here. This is a video I made showing how to create an Ubuntu Live CD. For those who don’t know a Live CD it is a CD that you put in at the startup of your computer (not at the start of windows, right after you push the power button). This CD will then boot you into Ubuntu insted of Windows without making any permanent changes to your computer (meaning after you turn the computer off and pop out the disk the computer will be exactly the same). I actually have Ubuntu dual-booting on my system because I like it so much. Also, for those who don’t know what Ubuntu is It is a Linux distribution (probably the most popular) and is open source. The newest version which you will be downloading off of Ubuntu.com is Version 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex). Thanks for watching everyone and remember: Subscribe!!! Links: Ubuntu 8.10 Live CD ISO download: www.ubuntu.com Open Source ISO Burner: www.download.com Text Tutorial on How to Burn Iso’s with Open Source Programs (Including Infra Recorder): www.download.com
