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by **vanye45** » Mon, 03 Apr 2000 05:00:00

hello, I've been reading and trying the various tips for burning the YDL CS
1.2
image with no success using Toast 4. (I d/l'd using both Fetch in binary mode

and Explorer using an Option+click (save to disk) methods)

I've tried dragging the image file onto Toast then burning a CD which gives
me

a nice CD with an image file on it rather than a usable file structure.

Actually mounting the image gives me two disks on the desktop which I know
won't work since Toast appears to think they are 2 actual CD images (hfs+iso)
with about 1200 megs of data which obviously won't fit on a CD.

I even tried burning one of these mounted "partitions" to CD.

So, after multiple tries I'm stumped......can someone explain where I'm
screwing up and point me in the right directon?

huge thnx!!

Kurt

ps. I've been reading the earlier threads on this but didn't get enough info
to achieve success.

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by **Giuseppe Toscan** » Tue, 04 Apr 2000 04:00:00

Quote:> hello, I've been reading and trying the various tips for burning the YDL
> CS
> 1.2
> image with no success using Toast 4. (I d/l'd using both Fetch in binary
> mode

> and Explorer using an Option+click (save to disk) methods)

> I've tried dragging the image file onto Toast then burning a CD which
> gives
> me

> a nice CD with an image file on it rather than a usable file structure.

WITH TOAST 3.5.7 you can select the Disk image option in the Format menu.
Then click on "Data" button and select the image file. Just burn the CD,
you don't need to mount it.

by **Vany** » Tue, 04 Apr 2000 04:00:00

> > hello, I've been reading and trying the various tips for burning the
> > YDL
> > CS
> > 1.2
> > image with no success using Toast 4. (I d/l'd using both Fetch in
> > binary
> > mode

> > and Explorer using an Option+click (save to disk) methods)

> > I've tried dragging the image file onto Toast then burning a CD which
> > gives
> > me

> > a nice CD with an image file on it rather than a usable file structure.

> WITH TOAST 3.5.7 you can select the Disk image option in the Format menu.
> Then click on "Data" button and select the image file. Just burn the CD,
> you don't need to mount it

cool! I'll check this out. thank you!

Kurt

by **Kurt Harve** » Thu, 06 Apr 2000 04:00:00

> > hello, I've been reading and trying the various tips for burning the YDL
> > CS
> > 1.2
> > image with no success using Toast 4. (I d/l'd using both Fetch in binary
> > mode

> > and Explorer using an Option+click (save to disk) methods)

> > I've tried dragging the image file onto Toast then burning a CD which
> > gives
> > me

> > a nice CD with an image file on it rather than a usable file structure.

> WITH TOAST 3.5.7 you can select the Disk image option in the Format menu.
> Then click on "Data" button and select the image file. Just burn the CD,
> you don't need to mount it.

man, I don't know how I missed this option. It must be all those bad
dr*gs didn't have in my youth. ;) It looks like the CD burned okay
this time and will try it out when I get home tonite. Thnx again for
the tip!

Kurt

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