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title: Write to Physical CD/DVD with Xorriso
author: Joseph Brinkman
contributors: Steven Spencer
contributors: Steven Spencer, Ganna Zhyrnova
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## Introduction

I recently discovered that burning hybrid ISOs onto a physical CD/DVD on Rocky Linux using graphical tools poses a challenge. Thankfully, Xorriso is a simple to use CLI app that handles this task well!
I recently discovered that burning hybrid ISOs to a physical CD/DVD on Rocky Linux using graphical tools is challenging. Thankfully, Xorriso is a simple-to-use CLI app that handles this task well!

## Problem Description

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## Prerequisites

- Internet connection
- Familiarity with terminal
- Familiarity with the terminal
- CD/DVD RW drive

## Procedure
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## Conclusion

In this gemstone you learned how to write an ISO to a physical disk with Xorriso! Keep in mind that Xorriso can be used to write other filetypes to physical disks, but I found it especially handy for hybrid ISO format that graphical tools did not know how to deal with.
In this gemstone, you learned how to write an ISO to a physical disk with Xorriso! Keep in mind that Xorriso can be used to write other filetypes to physical disks, but I found it especially handy for the hybrid ISO format that graphical tools did not know how to handle.
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@gannazhyrnova This all looks good. I've reverted your adding back of the contraction (didn't from did not) as contractions should not be used. (See style guide.) :-)