I downloaded the Ubuntu 12.04 Desktop iso and I'm trying to burn it to a disc to install onto a Windows Vista Laptop but it keeps giving me an error saying that It couldn't be burned properly because there are "no mountable file systems"
Anybody know what to do to fix this issue?
Best Answer
Please note: This is for OS X Lion users only
The easiest way to burn an ISO, the file you need to install Ubuntu from a CD, is by using Disk Utility. If you’re using an older version of Mac OS X, you might not have the Disk Utility application. In this case, use Disk Copy.
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Please note: This is for OS X Lion users only, this no longer works the same way on OS X El Capitan. (This note is in case you've updated from Lion. I'll update this when I find the solution if someone else doesn't chime in sooner)