Generating CD's from HP F/W .iso files.

[The Brit]

Hi guys,
I am having a problem creating CD's from .iso files downloaded from HP.

I download the ZIP file to my PC, un-zip it using WinZip, and then try to transfer it to a CD using the "cdburn" utility. d: is my dvd drive. This is what I get.

C:\rx3600>dir
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is EC0E-5BE8

Directory of C:\rx3600

06/16/2008 09:48 AM .
06/16/2008 09:48 AM ..
04/18/2003 06:07 PM 13,824 cdburn.exe
06/16/2008 09:36 AM Disk_Products
1 File(s) 1,668,618 bytes
3 Dir(s) 47,168,356,352 bytes free

C:\rx3600>dir Disk_Products
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is EC0E-5BE8

Directory of C:\rx3600\Disk_Products

06/16/2008 09:36 AM .
06/16/2008 09:36 AM ..
04/03/2007 09:26 AM 217,491,574 PF_DIPF0307.iso
06/16/2008 09:12 AM 107,798,191 PF_DIPF0307.zip
2 File(s) 325,289,765 bytes
2 Dir(s) 47,168,356,352 bytes free

C:\rx3600>cdburn d: c:\rx3600\Disk_products\PF_DIPF0307.iso
Error verifying ISO image

C:\rx3600>

Am I doing anything wrong here?

Thanks Dave.

[Dennis Handly]

>I am having a problem creating CDs from .iso files downloaded from HP.

The last time I fiddled with this, I used Sonic and I told it to "burn image", and it worked when I pointed to the .iso file, even if .iso wasn't in the registry.

Something is wrong with cdburn. Is it trying to make a Windows bootable CD?
If there is an option, you need to tell it to just make an image.

[The Brit]

Sorry Dennis, I seem to have screwed up the points.

anyway,

I found some freeware that did the job,

http://www.ntfs.com/iso-burning.htm

at least as far as writing the CD. I wont know until later if it gave me a bootable disk.

Thanks for your response.

Dave.

[The Brit]

Thanks

[Dennis Handly]

>Sorry Dennis, I seem to have screwed up the points.

You can reopen it and apply some here. :-)

>at least as far as writing the CD. I wont know until later if it gave me a bootable disk.

In my case, I wasn't so concerned about being bootable but as to what was on the CD.
I believe the EFI shell was also able to execute the stuff on the CD.