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From: "Farhat, Aiman Ahmed - FARAA002" <FARAA002@students.unisa.edu.au>
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Is there any way to make an installation from a CD-R(W), as in: 
1. Download files 
2. Place on a CD-R (or CD-RW) 
3. Boot from a CD-R(W) with the same layout as a CD-ROM that you could buy. 
This would make the installation a lot easier for me (especially on CD-RW),
because I could keep a CD instead of a box of floppies (and on CD-RW, I could
update it), and it would be free (and I could share it with my friends...
without having to worry about a bunch of bulky floppies). 


best regards
aiman

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