OK, maybe it's just me, but I am having problems with the ISO Images. I have downloaded them, did the MD5 checks and they were good. Then I went and burned them to CD and none of the CD's passed the media test! Twice! AHHHHHHHH! I downloaded them from mirrors.kernel.org, but who cares if the MD5 checks, right? I am burning them on a Windows Box using Roxio CD Creator 5 and burning the image. But no good has come of it, twice. Talk about frustration! Any suggestions? BTW, I am not new to Linux or Redhat, I remember downloading over phone lines and using floppies years ago, so I am no novice to this. Thanks!
Previous answers to questions like this have suggested one of:
Not using 700MB CD-Rs Using non-name brand blank CD-Rs Trying to burn at too fast a speed.
Is your software running in a mode where it is burning the image, or is it perhaps just copying the file *.iso to the CD. When you insert the CD and look at it in a file manager, do you see the expected files and folders, or do you see a file named something.iso?
These are probably not related to your problem, but they are what comes to mind.
Gerry Tool
