Hi all!
I'd like to point out that there's a very good CD burner program for advanced users called burnatonce www.burnatonce.com which supports burning bootloaders too. So it's another good option beside Nero and CDBurnerXP. And it is freeware (- maybe will have place on the next UBCD4WIN ? :)
Full Version: Burning the Win bootloader to CD with free tools
I will hopefully have time to check this out more. Maybe I will start recommending it also just like CDBurner XP Pro?? In the meantime, I would appreciate any other users experiences with the tool!! 
QUOTE(SteelTrepid @ Jul 17 2005, 05:15 PM)
I will hopefully have time to check this out more. Maybe I will start recommending it also just like CDBurner XP Pro?? In the meantime, I would appreciate any other users experiences with the tool!!
It's a GUI built over the mkisofs, cdrecord tools complied for Windows. The main design target was to create a simple but powerful GUI - which is why I said it's better for advanced users. I've been used it on different hardwares and never failed me.
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It's a GUI built over the mkisofs, cdrecord tools complied for Windows. The main design target was to create a simple but powerful GUI
I use mkisofs for making most of my iso's so I'll have to check it out.
Do you know if it supports iso9660:1999, iso level 4 and duplicates-once?
Thanks drigloi, this program sounds really usefull.
Tom
QUOTE(pcuser @ Jul 18 2005, 01:18 AM)
I use mkisofs for making most of my iso's so I'll have to check it out.
Do you know if it supports iso9660:1999, iso level 4 and duplicates-once?
Thanks drigloi, this program sounds really usefull.
Tom
iso9660:1999 is supported
iso level 2 is supported
don't know what duplicates-once mean
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