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It seems that XFburn does not do disc verification after writing the image file (the nonPAE bl iso) to disc. How can I verify that it indeed properly burnt the iso to the disc?
Thanks.
Last edited by ghorvath (2016-05-10 16:57:59)
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The ISO file is the file system that gets burned to disk. Use the 'cmp' tool to compare the block device with the ISO image, e.g.
cmp -l /dev/sr0 $path_to_iso
if your optical drive is /dev/sr0. You can use checksums too (sha1sum, sha256sum, md5sum, ...).
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Thanks. Somehow it gave me that they differ, but I think that is due to closing the disc. When I mounted both iso and cdrom, then then they were identical. If it boots, then the disc is fine.
Anyway, thanks for the help.
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