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I used a alcohol 120% to burn a copy of a knoppix live cd that I downloaded and nero to burn another. At first I didn't think that the alcohol 120% cd would work, that is why I burnt another with nero.
I used the nero-burnt cd to install knoppix and it installed fine. Because of stupidity on my part I deleted the usr directory and had to reinstall knoppix. When I put the cd in to install knoppix I didn't even notice that it was the alcohol 120%-burnt cd until after I had loaded up the knoppix live os. Since it loaded I figured there couldn't be anything wrong with it. I tried installing knoppix but it froze at 12%, so I rebooted and tried again and again it froze at 12%. I ended up giving it one more try and got the same result. I decided I'd give the nero-burnt cd one more shot before I threw in the towel on linux. The nero-burnt cd installed perfectly again. Is it possible that alcohol 120% can't burn iso images the way they need to be burnt to install linux? I don't think thats possible. I think I must have scratched the cd or something. I'm just want to know if its possible that if I burnt the cd with alcohol 120% again if I would get the same result? I don't think I would. Does anyone know if it was just a faulty cd or if thats the way alcohol 120% works?
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