using cdrw's

[BaTLeZone]

is there a guide some were on how to use CDRW instead of CDR?

i got some cdrw's now

i can copy the stuff to the cd but i can not make them bootable.

[dcromwell]

There is no difference in the method of the disc whether it is CDR, CDRW, DVD+R, DVD-R, DVDRW, etc.

Check out http://unattended.msfn.org/ for more information on how to make the CD bootable. See the "Finalising your Unattended CD"

[BaTLeZone]

so.... i could burn an iso to a cdrw then make changes after?????

[Godfatha]

after you burned the iso to a cdrw you can't just change the stuff on the cdrw, but after you did change your iso file you can delete the cdrw and reburn it. If you want to change stuff on the cd you would have to use it in some mount rainier way that its mounted somehow as local drive, but then it won't be your iso anymore, cause there won't be no bootsektor etc. and a bootable cd has to be finished, and a mounted cd isn't finished, its like a multisession cd, just with direct access...

So use your cdrw as normal cd and delete its content after you changed your iso file and reburn it, its the best way...