""Burn image" or "Burn CD iso image""

How can I "Burn image" or "Burn CD iso image" in my MB? I cant find the option, Im whiling to run linux as a "live CD" for a computing project, any help will be apreciated.
thanks

Sounds like you need some virtualization software. There are paid and free ones. If you have free time and know your way around, qemu has an osx port located http://www.kberg.ch/qemu/ . Although the website is down now, there is Q from http://www.kju-app.org/
Parallels is the paid one I heard of. You can search the web for others too. As for booting the livecd, I think holding the 'c' key while booting should allow to choose to boot from cdrom. Not 100% sure on that though.
If you have an iso file, open it with Disk Utility, select the image on the left panel if it hasnt been selected and from the top menu find Burn.
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He already stated thet he is re-formated teh disk
@myrlin
as far as i can see, problem is with
cdrecord: Data does not fit on current disk.
try to reduce data for burning.
Aslo check that your user belongs to optical group aka "id USER"
Last edited by cybertorture (2011-11-30 18:13:28)

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