Anthony Lucia
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.iso files
I tried to execute a .iso file within Windows, Windows prompted me to burn th e.iso to disk.
I burned an .iso to disk.
The disk contained several directories and an installation procedure
The disk did not contain an OS
My question. Is there a way in which to take the .so and instead of having it burn to disk, exploding it onto a sub-directory, from which I could then perform an isntall ?
Thanks
I burned an .iso to disk.
The disk contained several directories and an installation procedure
The disk did not contain an OS
My question. Is there a way in which to take the .so and instead of having it burn to disk, exploding it onto a sub-directory, from which I could then perform an isntall ?
Thanks
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