How to Create and Use ISO Files on Linux
Burn from the GUI., Burn from the command line.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Burn from the GUI.
This is the easiest way to burn an ISO.
If you are using Fedora(Or Kubuntu) double click the ISO file, and a burn dialogue will appear.
If you are using Ubuntu, right click the ISO file, and open it with Brasero(Ubuntu), and clicking on Burn. , Run the command "sudo cdrecord
-v speed=16 dev=2,0,0 cdrom.iso" In some systems that have only one DVD/CD writer, you can simply Run the command "sudo cdrecord cdrom.iso" In other cases, You will need to replace dev=2,0,0 to point to your burning device.
To see a list of all CD burning devices on your system, Run the command "cdrecord
-scanbus"
and replace "2,0,0" accordingly. -
Step 2: Burn from the command line.
Detailed Guide
This is the easiest way to burn an ISO.
If you are using Fedora(Or Kubuntu) double click the ISO file, and a burn dialogue will appear.
If you are using Ubuntu, right click the ISO file, and open it with Brasero(Ubuntu), and clicking on Burn. , Run the command "sudo cdrecord
-v speed=16 dev=2,0,0 cdrom.iso" In some systems that have only one DVD/CD writer, you can simply Run the command "sudo cdrecord cdrom.iso" In other cases, You will need to replace dev=2,0,0 to point to your burning device.
To see a list of all CD burning devices on your system, Run the command "cdrecord
-scanbus"
and replace "2,0,0" accordingly.
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