Im having the same problem with the iso.  So you're saying to just burn the
file to a disk?  That won't work.  Everything I've read in the FAQ's says to
use Toast to mount it, you get two partitions, one hfs and one iso9660.
Then drag them over to toast.  The only problem is I get errors when I do
this.  So if anyone has successfully made a cd from those iso' let us know
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> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Olaf Beyer wrote:
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>> Hi Folks,
>> 
>> I'm a newbie to the UNIX-Stuff, but I'll like to install NetBSD as
>> Training for our UNIX-Server with Apache running. So I download the
>> "macppccd.iso"-image and want to burn it as a bootable installer-cd.
>> 
>> My two ones:
>> 
>> 1. Can I do "a bootable installer-cd" with this, or did I miss the point?
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>> 2. I have 66MB-File after download on my desktop. I think I have to
>> mount this image to burn it, right?! But no tool (Toast, Expander,
>> diskcopy) did the job, how to mount this?
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> The image you downloaded should be bootable once you burn it to CD.  You
> do not need to mount the image in order to burn it.  It shoulds like
> you're using MacOS in which case you should be able to use Toast to write
> the image to CD. 
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>> OK thats my problem(s). I hope I get it to you - english is not my
>> language, sorry.
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> your english is quite good :)
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> -Dan
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