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> i downloaded ppclinux off their website (an iso image)
> but each time i try to burn it gives me an error
> message saying that "not a valid iso image".
Check the md5sum of the ISO to make sure you have a good image. There should be a file called "md5sum" in the directory that you downloaded the ISOs from, and compare the value listed there against running md5sum on the ISO that you have. I believe you can find md5sum programs for most OSes on download.com.
Brian J. Conway
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