Burning Kubuntu to DVD

[BSW]

I have downloaded Kubuntu 9.10 to my desktop. Can I now burn this to DVD and use that DVD to install the new version on to my laptop?
If yes, do I use the burn DVD ISO image within K3b?

BW

[Snowhog]

Re: Burning Kubuntu to DVD

Yes to all, assuming you:
1) downloaded the DVD .iso (alternate)
2) have a DVD burner (you can't burn a DVD .iso to a CD)

[josefko]

Re: Burning Kubuntu to DVD

I think the most simple way today is to use iso with Unetbootin in Kubuntu or in Windows to make bootable USB flash disk.

[vinnywright]

Re: Burning Kubuntu to DVD

I think the most simple way today is to use iso with Unetbootin in Kubuntu or in Windows to make bootable USB flash disk.

can you boot that if the box dosent suport USB booting allready?

VINNY

[josefko]

Re: Burning Kubuntu to DVD

can you boot that if the box dosent suport USB booting allready?

You know winny that sometimes you are forced to use CD/DVD. I was forced to use a flash disk to install Kubuntu on a netbook, I liked it and since the time if I could choose I would use a flash disk every time it is possible.
Benefits: faster preparation of the media, faster loading during install, reusable media, no MD5 control after burning.

[vinnywright]

Re: Burning Kubuntu to DVD

can you boot that if the box dosent suport USB booting allready?

You know winny that sometimes you are forced to use CD/DVD. I was forced to use a flash disk to install Kubuntu on a netbook, I liked it and since the time if I could choose I would use a flash disk every time it is possible.
Benefits: faster preparation of the media, faster loading during install, reusable media, no MD5 control after burning.

LOL......yes I do know all that

I just thought that mabey YOU knew some boot line code's or somthing for Kubuntu that would use the cd to boot off the USB or an .ISO .........like I think wolvix and some other's would let you do!!!!

sorey I'm far to blunt some times

VINNY