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here are the files i have...

 

mandriva-linux-2007-spring-one-GNOME-cdrom-x86_64.iso.md5.asc

1kb

 

a folder labled boot

18.9mb

 

a folder labled loopbacks

680mb

 

a folder labled isolinux

891kb

 

mandriva-linux-2007-spring-one-GNOME-cdrom-x86_64.iso.sha1.asc

 

mandriva-linux-2007-spring-one-GNOME-cdrom-x86_64.iso.sha1

 

mandriva-linux-2007-spring-one-GNOME-cdrom-x86_64.iso.part

 

mandriva-linux-2007-spring-one-GNOME-cdrom-x86_64.iso.md5

 

i have no idea which file goes on which CD ect..

 

someone help me out here

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What file did you actually download? the name of the file download?

 

mandriva-linux-2007-spring-one-GNOME-cdrom-x86_64.iso.part

 

That looks like it never finished actually downloading, notice the .part

 

The sha1 and md5 stuff is for checking the checksum of the file after you've downloaded it.

 

You didn't like unpack an .iso file or something did you? I've only ever got either a single .iso file, or a folder containing the .iso file with the md5/sha1 checksum stuff and maybe a text file when I have downloaded iso's.

 

What you have there looks foreign to me anyway

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i think the .part file is from when my download got interrupted and i started a new one from a different server...

 

so i guess i can delete that one... the main iso is intact.

 

but those md5 and sha1 files i have no idea what those are... also whats up with the folders?

 

should i only need the main 700mb iso on one CD? and those folders and stuff might be extra software for the OS, and i can put them on a different cd

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md5 and sha1 are checksumming systems: those files are to let you check the download was correct, not tampered with or corrupted. You don't actually burn them.

 

The other folders only make sense if you've somehow mounted the .iso file, don't know how you managed that. But either way, you don't burn them. All you do is burn the .iso file and nothing else to a disc *as an image*, not as a file. Follow the instructions Gowator linked to or the ones on the official wiki:

 

http://wiki.mandriva.com/en/Docs/Installin..._and_DVD_images

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