After reading through this discussion/thread, I think I will wait for my DVD
copy from Sudhir.  Please don't forget me :-)

The last time I tried to download it took the better part of 5 hours on a
high speed connection and that was after 4 retries.  The Sonicwall we use
here at work does NOT like Bit Torrent, too many conflicts.
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On 1/8/07, Sudhir Desai <sudhir.desai@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> to burn the dvd, first make sure you have a dvd burner.
> if you do,
> i like to use nero to burn the image file.
> what you'll want to do, is start nero. then cancel out of all the
> pop-up windows asking for new compilation, or whatnot. (if you start
> in nero-express, go to the main nero program -- don't remember offhand
> how to get there, but there is a button)
> then, click "Recorder" --> "Burn Image"
> then browse to the directory where the .iso file is located, and click
> open.
> the "Burn Compilation" window should appear, and when you are
> satisfied with the options (check the boxes, and only the boxes next
> to: "Write", and "Finalize DVD" -- I prefer 4x speed for maximum
> compatibility), click burn.
>
> that should go for a while and then stop when finished.
>
> IF on the other hand, you do not have a dvd burner, I strongly
> recommend purchasing a two to eight GB flash-based drive. they are
> getting very cheap these days (I bought a 4GB for $25 at Best Buy with
> discounts) and transfer the .iso file between computers thusly.
>
> Sudhir
>
>
> > > Now a question for Sudhir.  What do I burn to a CD/DVD in order to do
> an
> > > install on another computer, primarily my laptop that goes with me
> when I
> > > travel?
> > >
> >
>