help request

[Duda Nogueira]

Hi Don!

When downloading a file with the bit torrent, the technology itself ensure
to deliver the file without file corruption.

if you want to check and repair for file corruption on the ISO (or any other
torrent download), try opening the .torrent and saving the download under
the previously downloaded file. It will check and download the part that may
be corrupted. So it isn't a problem to stop and restart the download any
time you want.

After downloading the file, its just about to record the ISO image into a
brand new writable CD using your preferred CD Burner (like nero, iso
recorder, etc)

Make sure to record the .iso file as a IMAGE FILE, otherwise you'll save the
.iso into the CD, and this will not work, as it isn't a bootable cd.

If you have any doubts, feel free to contact me :)

I'm sorry about my english.. by the way, i had joined this mailing list in
order to practice and also because I'll spend the next 6 month in canada
studying near vancouver. :)

Is there any party / event / workshop in vancouver?

Best regards,

Duda

2007/10/9, Donald &/or Mila Trombley <donmila at shaw.ca>:
>
> I did make a cd with Xubuntu, some  time ago, with Bit Torrent doing the
> downloading of an ISO,  onto my HD...I have lost the printout of the
> instructions, explaining the procedure...
> Similarly, I am having some trouble in downloading a viable Linux ISO,
> complete (using Windows XP, (how to complete the DL'ing without the
> Machine shutting down, or interrupting the process)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Don.
>
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