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Old 8th June 2007, 12:41 PM
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NERO 7 failed iso burn but NERO 6 worked.

Just to share some info.

I downloaded the Fedora 7 iso successfully. However when I burned the ISO using NERO 7 I had problems. The burn seemed to work fine, but it failed on the varify. Also the DVD appeared blank when i read it in Windows, LINUX etc. Basicaly goosed! I went through 6 DVDs, trying different settings etc, with the same problem.

I also tried the ISO burn on a totally differnet PC, running NERO 7, again with the same issues.

I then uninstalled NERO 7 and installed NERO 6. Guess what the ISO burn worked first time and I was able to then install Fedora 7 from it.

Hope this helps anyone having simular issues.
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