1 Tera Byte CD..

[manimatters]

When I saw this, I had to post this, take a look at the attached image,

I burned an iso file (about 250 MB) to a 700 MB disk, and now, when I insert the disk, the disk size is reported to be 1 TB!!! Thats 50 times greater than my hard disk! whew, its one of those things that make you go "Oh my God!" with a smile on your face.

The thing is that i edited the iso file with Isoedit (inserted a folder in it), that is what I think caused such a behaviour. This has caused me to lose trust on that program, can you suggest any alternatives??

[Carol Haynes]

Never used IsoEdit so not sure what you want to do. I do use IsoBuster and never had any probs with that.

[nosh]

Do you live near a nuclear power plant?

[Deozaan]

Please may I have a couple of the CDs from that spindle? 

[f0dder]

Hehe, I remember something similar *way* back when I messed up a FAT partition slightly with a disk editor. Corrupted filesystem metadata can be funny sometimes...

as for ISO editing programs, UltraISO seems pretty competent.

[Carol Haynes]

There is also http://www.magiciso.com/

[iphigenie]

Now I have simple needs but ultraiso is always able to do anything I can think of, even when i think "thats probably not possible but ill check"

[manimatters]

Never used IsoEdit so not sure what you want to do. I do use IsoBuster and never had any probs with that.

-Carol Haynes (April 07, 2008, 12:23 PM)

What I want to do is insert a folder/file in an iso image, I dont think Isobuster does that(though it does a great job of extracting files from scratched cds).

Do you live near a nuclear power plant?

-nosh (April 07, 2008, 12:47 PM)

No, but i think my computer is emitting ultraradio-ultraactive rays..

Please may I have a couple of the CDs from that spindle? 

-Deozaan (April 07, 2008, 03:13 PM)

Sure, ill just pack them in a radiation proof box and tell me where to teleport them!