Thanks for replying Hitesh,
              The prob wasnt making an iso but thanks anyway. The solution on Digit was RHat specific (i think so unless i change initrd and others).I think i found the result it was on Debian's manual -<http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch-install-methods.en.html#s-boot-drive-files>

PS: i got the debian DVD(with 6100+ packages) with PC Quest magazine this December. i Think 'linux for u' had Fudora core 3 this time (i'll be having it next very soon)

Bye,
    Antar


On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 Hitesh Gupta wrote :
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>hi sorry for replying this late but my exams were going on..
>anyway what you want is possible provided you have a lot of free disk
>space...above 8 gb...4.3 for image of the DVD and rest for installation...
>To create a iso image of DVD
>dd if=/dev/dvd of=dvd.iso <if your current OS is linux>
>check this link
>http://people.etango.com/~awaite/blog/archives/000653.html
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>if you are on windows use any available software for iso image
>creation. copy this image to your hard disk...
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>now visit this link to know install using this image..
>http://thinkdigit.com/howto.html
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>since i havent done it myself so i wont be able to elaborate but still
>you can always ask in case of any problem..
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>BTW is that core 3 DVD final release or some beta
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>Hitesh Gupta