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--- burn_iso [2015/05/31 22:23] – created pavroo
+++ burn_iso [2015/06/02 23:44] – added gui methods pavroo
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-==== Burn a DVD ====
+===== Burn a DVD =====
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-=== From a Linux Host ===
+==== From a Windows Host ====
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-== CLI method ==
+=== GUI method ===
+There are a lot of freeware applications which can be used to burn iso image on a Windows host, such as: 7burn, 3nity CD DVD Burner, Active@ ISO Burner, CDBurnerXP, All Free Disc Burner, MC Burner, True Burner, etc., etc.
+The most important is that the application should has ISO image burning option.
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+Simply choose the 'Burn ISO image' find Spaky ISO image on your drive.
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+Then click on 'Burn disk' button.
+==== From a Linux Host ====
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+=== GUI method ===
+Running any Linux distribution, you can use burning tools, for example: Brasero, Xfburn or k3B.
+The process is similar like for other burning applications available for any operating system.
+Always choose 'Burn image' or 'Burn ISO image' option.
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+Then choose Sparky iso image and push 'Burn image' button.
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+=== CLI method ===
 ''growisofs'' is a good tool for burning DVDs. Availability and installation will vary among Linux distros. Please consult your distro's documentation for installation. On Debian based systems the command is

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