Is it possible to convert a bootable CD ISO image into a bootable DVD?
The ISO image in this case is Ubuntu 10.04.2 desktop…
Ubuntu – How to convert a bootable CD ISO image into a bootable DVD
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You can use Brasero to copy a CD to an .iso; this is installed by default.
Select the option to copy a CD, select the CD drive as the source, and an image file as the target...
Or from inside Nautilus: go to "Computer", right-click on the CD drive, and select "Copy Disc...". (Or something like that, I'm using a local language system here.)
Insert a blank DVD into your burner. A CD/DVD Creator, Choose Disc Type or Blank Disc window might pop up. Close this, because you will not be using it.
(Click image to enlarge)16.04 and later no longer comes with a CD/DVD burner, so install Brasero Disc Burner. Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install braseroOpen Brasero and click on the Burn image button.
Select the ISO you downloaded in the Select a disc image to write box and your DVD drive in the Select a disc to write to box and click the Burn button.
(Click image to enlarge)Once the DVD is burned, you can restart your computer and try or install Ubuntu.
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Best Answer
No action should need be taken. All ISO writing software I have encountered can successfully write a .ISO file intended for CD to DVD, such that the result may be used on devices expecting DVD media, assuming the underlying data is compatible.
My experience is limited to images providing bootable operating systems and media (movies, music) however, so it may be that this will not always be successful: in the limited case of the ISO files distributed by Ubuntu, it should always be true.