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I have downloaded a 2.0 ISO file from Puppy Linux, made a CD and it works well EXCEPT that I cannot 'save' anything to it.
According to Puppy Linux, there is a way to burn the CD such that you can save some information to it. The program I used to burn with is K3b (Konqueror) and I cannot see anything related to this subject in this program UNLESS it would be: K3b > Tools > Burn CD image > Advanced > Start Multisession CD
Why did I not post this to Puppy Linux, you ask?
When I try to register for the Forum, I get the message, 'This URL not found on this browser' (and I've tried 2 browsers) so maybe they're re-configuring some stuff.
Anyway, if someone would be good enough to give me some help here, I will really appreciate it.
You might be interested in a podcast which is aimed at newbies. WWW. linuxreality.com
Episode 6 was about obtaining Linux ISOs and Episode 7 was about burning ISos
Not that I am having the same issue as the question this thread was started with but I'd just like to say thanks arochester for a great link to a valuable podcast.
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