The bootable cd code (El Torito Standard) is part of that iso as far as
I know.  The iso is an image with every byte stored in it and as long as
the software allows it, you can burn ISOs.

Bryce C.
Network Administrator
CoBryce Communications
Bryce @ BrycecCo . Net


On 08 Apr 2002 13:36:10 -0700, bob smith wrote:
> Gontran,
> I've been wanting to try out gentoo for awhile now and
> I have access to a cd burner. The problem is that it's
> on one of the G4 machines at GCC and I don't know how
> well Apples Disk Burner software performs. From what
> I've been reading it doesn't allow you to make a
> bootable disk. Is there a way I can still burn the
> gentoo-ix86-1.1a.iso but use another method to
> initially boot the system other than the netboot
> described in the alternative installation methods doc?
> 
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