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ALL the distribution media is now in DVD format, so a CD will never work.
In answer to your note to IBM: Customers were complaining that there
were too many CD/DVDs per distribution and asked IBM to cut them down.
What you want would make IBM create a new image, that they just got done
combining. At 7.1 they went to a model where you could also get groups
of language support, each group having a series of languages. That way
a customer can download only the group that is needed.
This many not be granular enough for your tastes but they did have to
find a midpoint somewhere and the current model is what they came up
with balancing customer convenience and cost to maintain.
Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects
On 3/1/2012 10:22 AM, Kirk Goins wrote:
I just downloaded the I_BASE 710-D from IBM and when I went to burn it,my
burner SW told me it was just too large to fit on a CD and asked if I--
wanted to Overburn . ie go past the 700MB mark. Which I did. I have now
also made a DVD version as well. Has anyone else 'overburned' the I_BASE
and did it work OK or did it have problems. I will know this weekend but
was curious now.
BTW NOTE TO IBM:
Why in the heck did I have to DOWNLOAD ALL of SS1 to get just the I_BASE?
15GB of unwanted stuff for a 700MB image.. YUK!
-- Kirk
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