ISO making question

[mushroom08]

Hi i was wondering how to go about making a game ISO to use in place of the disk for my diablo 2 that i could put on a jump drive and transfer to my windows boot

[gigenieks]

Did not understand anything from your post.

[amjjawad]

Did not understand anything from your post.

I second that

[MG&TL]

I think the OP wants to burn one of his games to disk using a .iso format, so he can transfer it to Windows via a cd.

OP:

You can access windows files from linux by using a software tool, such as this one:

http://www.ext2fsd.com/

That's if your game is linux compatible.

And if I'm assuming right.

PS Clarity and detail help in getting your problem sussed. We are 'linux for human beings'

[amjjawad]

You can access windows files from linux by using a software tool, such as this one:

http://www.ext2fsd.com/

This is to access Linux Partitions within Windows
http://www.ext2fsd.com/?page_id=2

With Linux, by default, read/write to NTFS. Windows, by default, can NOT access Linux Partitions. I'm happy it can't

[sadaruwan12]

Well what Mushroom wanted to know I think is to how to rip a game dvd and create a ISO file from that and put it on to a external or a separate partition which windows van read and transfer that on to his windows system using that drive.

You can use "Brasero" to create or to rip your DVD or you could install K3B instead of Brasero and use K3B to rip it as a ISO.

[MG&TL]

This is to access Linux Partitions within Windows
http://www.ext2fsd.com/?page_id=2

Linux, by default, read/write to NTFS. Windows, by default, can NOT access Linux Partitions. I'm happy it can't

Grr... I just knew I'd get it the wrong way around.

I quite agree, the thing with Windows, it's so big, and there's so many hidden files, that you don't know what it's doing. So it could be doing anything to my precious linux distro. In fact, I allowed it to do one of it's disk checks after a Ubuntu install, and it told me there was corrupt files. Ok, so then it deletes Ubuntu Talk about over-reacting. I've since set it not to do a disk check regardless.

I hate it.

[amjjawad]

Grr... I just knew I'd get it the wrong way around.

I quite agree, the thing with Windows, it's so big, and there's so many hidden files, that you don't know what it's doing. So it could be doing anything to my precious linux distro. In fact, I allowed it to do one of it's disk checks after a Ubuntu install, and it told me there was corrupt files. Ok, so then it deletes Ubuntu Talk about over-reacting. I've since set it not to do a disk check regardless.

I hate it.

Linux for Human Beings, my friend

A computer is like air conditioning – it becomes useless when you open Windows - Linus Torvalds

[MG&TL]

@amjjawad Agreed. Enough said?

[amjjawad]

@amjjawad agreed. Enough said?