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On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 23:04:41 -0800 (PST), Penang wrote:

> On Feb 17, 4:39�pm, AlleyCat <a...@aohell.com> wrote:
>> In article <59f75211-ec65-4555-8625-97cadf4dc320
>> @k2g2000pro.googlegroups.com>, kalamb...@gmail.com says...
>>
>>> Dear Gurus,
>>
>>> I understand that there are some CD-burning softwares which have built-
>>> in verifying routines to verify the burned disc with the ISO image
>>> file.
>>
>>> However, I am looking for a stand-alone utility that can do the same
>>> thing.
>>
>>> Which is, taking an ISO-image file on the hard disk, and verify it
>>> with a CD (or DVD) that is inside a CD/DVD drive.
>>
>>> Is there such a utility available?
>>
>>> All suggestions are most welcome !
>>
>>> Thank you for reading.
>>
>> I'm not into installing software that can be done with resident commands
>> within the OS. There's been a DOS command around for a very long time
>> called File Compare. If you want to learn about it, I'm sure there are
>> multitudes of web pages "out there", to visit. If you go to a DOS
>> prompt, you can type "FC /?", without the quotation marks, and it'll
>> give you a list of commands and switches, i.e..., /A
>> You can navigate to where the .iso image is and
>> type "fc /b ????.iso X:\????.iso" where X = disc drive with iso image on
>> it. I'm sure there are programs out there that will do it graphically,
>> but again, I don't like alot of superfluous software on my computer.
>> Perhaps a portable version might be available. Good luck.
>>
>> Al
> 
> I thank you for the reply.
> 
> I do know about the "FC" command and do use it frequently.
> 
> However, FC is only used for comparing FILE to FILE.
> 
> What I am looking for is a utility that can compare an ISO image file
> (xyz.ISO) to a burned CD/DVD based on the same ISO image file.

I hate DOS!