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echo: coffee_klatsch
to: Roger Nelson
from: mark lewis
date: 2017-08-12 09:45:40
subject: Card trick

On 2017 Aug 12 05:54:14, you wrote to me:

 RN>>>> Ain't gonna.  Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
 RN>>>> installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.

 ml>>> what are you seeing that you are counting as a failure to install??

 RN>> What I'm seeing is that I'm missing an ISO file.  The whole program
 RN>> was supposed to be on this disc and it isn't, so I looked for the ISO,
 RN>> which was supposed to be on another disc.

 ml>> oh... is this something that you downloaded from them or disks that
 ml>> came via some sort of delivery vehicle? eg: postal, ups, fedex,
 ml>> dhl...

 RN> Postal and I think someone forgot to stamp the disc with the ISO file.

so you got a blank disk?

normally the disk is the ISO... i used to make ISOs from CDs for my linux
"CD jukebox" all the time... we do that with the dd command on
linux...

  dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/my_ISO_image.iso

this says to input from (if=) the cdrom device and to output to (of=) a
file in the home directory (~/) called my_ISO_image.iso... since we're
reading from the raw disk, this works great...


 RN> I'll get back to it one of these days.

so, i'm rereading what was said earlier... are you saying that you should
have gotten two CDs? or are we talking about floppy disk images? i'm not
sure and i haven't dropped the funds for ArcaOS yet so i don't personally
know what the package contains... you might have a "damaged" CD
or a burn that your CD reader doesn't like... i've seen that numerous times
when burning on one machine and trying to read on another... we've got one
here that refuses to read and CDs unless they are silver... the red, blue,
green, purple and other colored CDs it just doesn't like at all...

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