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    Which ISO file do I burn?

    Guys and gals (if any), I know nothing about LINUX.
    All my Genetics softwares run on LINUX, so here I am desperately trying to learn it.

    I have got a question concerning knoppix. I recently downloaded it from a
    German site to my hard-drive.

    Now I want to burn it on a cd. The total file size that I got is 2.6 GB! Now
    that will surely not fit on any CD that I know of..

    BUT, I have 2 ISO files.

    KNOPPIX_V3.3-2003-11-19-EN.iso

    and

    KNOPPIX_V3.3-2003-11-19-DE.iso

    Which one do I actually burn?

    What about the other folders that come with the download, for instance the contrib and docs folders? Do i need to burn these too?

    Any help will be appreciated....

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    I think that the only difference with those two isos are that one of them is in english and the other in german.
    So it all depends on wich language you want.

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    WAO!!
    You guys are pretty fast. I also received this reply basically in seconds after I sent the mail....thought I would share it with others.

    > > BUT, I have 2 ISO files.
    > >
    > > KNOPPIX_V3.3-2003-11-19-EN.iso
    > >
    > > and
    > >
    > > KNOPPIX_V3.3-2003-11-19-DE.iso
    > >
    > > Which one do I actually burn?
    >
    > The *-EN.iso file if you want to boot into ENglish by default,
    > the *-DE.iso file if you want to boot into DEutsch by default.
    >
    > > What about the other folders that come with for instance the contrib and
    > docs
    > > folder? Do i need to burn these too?
    >
    > No, you just need to burn ONE of the bootable .iso images to get a
    > bootable CD. Please make sure your burning program understands how to
    > burn .iso files, otherwise you end up with an unusable CD that just
    > contains the FILE, and not the CONTENT of the file.
    >
    > With kind regards
    > -Klaus Knopper
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    I just burnt the ISO files on a CD. I used Nero and burnt it as
    a DATA disc. Does this make it bootable?

    When I try to boot from CD, my laptop just ignores it and goes
    on to load the OS from my HDD... Help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rahul Kumar
    I just burnt the ISO files on a CD. I used Nero and burnt it as
    a DATA disc. Does this make it bootable?

    When I try to boot from CD, my laptop just ignores it and goes
    on to load the OS from my HDD... Help!
    The image is already bootable. Read our fine documentation on how to burn an .iso using Nero.

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