Posted by Bill G on 10/18/76 11:27

On 24 Sep 2005 10:07:18 GMT, t.blabb@gmail.com (Thomas Blabb) wrote:

>As I had to notice writing a bootable ISO image onto a Rewritable CD (e.g. CD+RW) shows problems
>when the target CD was previously burned at least one time.
>
>The reason is that the (normal) burning software could not write the boot record onto an
>already burned (and afterwards erased) rewritable CD.
>
>Sometimes third party software like InCD is recommended. I don't like InCD because
>a lot of people tell about deinstallation and other problems.
>
>Are there any alternatives ?
>
>Maybe there is a burning software which offers burning bootable ISO images on rewritable CDs
>out of the box (Nero does not).

Believe it or not, I use Nero to create bootable CD's. I've done it
from scratch using the Data-Bootable option and I've done it by
burning bootable ISO (and other supported formats) images. I've done
it on CD-R's and CD-RW's.

Alcohol 120% is another program, probably even better suited to
creating and burning disc images, that I use regularly.

--
Bill

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