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How to Burn an .iso image to a CD/DVD

Microsoft Windows 7 users:

• Right-click on an ISO image and choose “Burn disc image”

• Select a disk drive that can burn CDs (CD-R) and press “Burn”.

Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista users:

• Download and install Infra Recorder (http://infrarecorder.org/)

• Open Infra Recorder and select from the menu on top: “Actions”->”Burn Image...”

• Select the file you have downloaded and click “Open”.

• In the dialog, click “OK”.

MacOS users:

• Run Disk Utility

• Click on Burn icon

• Select the .iso file you just downloaded.

• Insert a blank CD/DVD in the DVD Recorder

• Click Burn button

Linux users (teminal):

• To identify CD ROM devices type:

wodim –devices (wodim was formely known as cdrecord)

• Replace /dev/scd0 of the picture above with your CD recorder and type:

wodim dev=/dev/scd0 -v -data downloaded_file.iso

How to Burn a .raw image to a USB

Microsoft Windows users:

• Download and install ImageWriter

• Plug the USB drive in one of computer's USB ports

• Open ImageWriter and select the USB disk from the list at the bottom

• Click on the “Select” button and select the file you have downloaded then press “Copy”

• If you can't see the file, enter “*.*” in the “File name” field and press “Open” to see all files, then select the file and press “Open” again

Linux users (terminal) – USB:

• Plug the USB drive in one of computer's USB ports
• To identify USB disk's device name type:

ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/*usb*

• From the example image above, sdb is the USB disk, located under /dev/sdb

• To unmount the device (must be root), type:

umount /dev/sdb 

• to write the USB disk (must be root), type:

dd if=/path/to/file/downloaded of=/dev/sdb