try the following as some older computers have trouble booting from 
multisession cds
first burn at slower speed..   set as low as your burner will go..  2-4 
x is usualy low enough.  second make sure you select no multi session 
(if using nero) or just check the finalize box, and burn disk at once if 
more than one track.    in the case of m0n0wall it's only 1 track a believe.

this has fixed the problem in many cases of old computers not wanting to 
boot cd.  this is not always related to your cd drive but usualy is. for 
example I have an old computer that boots cds and has brand new 52x 
cdrom.  it will not boot unfinalized cds or multitrack cds.  why?  duno, 
stupid design perhaps.

good luck with problem and hope this info helps
Brandon
Jonas Truemper wrote:

>I actually used Nero.
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>steps: recorder -> burn image
>I didn't change anything in the following menu. So the
>CD then definately isn't finalized and it was burned
>using Track-At-Once, not Disc-At-Once. But as I
>already said: the CD ran fine in the same drive on
>another PC...
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>Additionally I'm pretty sure of having used Nero too
>back then when I recorded the Knoppix Live CD.
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>Would you suggest another program which - maybe -
>records ISOs somehow more compatible?
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>Greetings,
>Jonas
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>--- Don Munyak <don dot munyak at gmail dot com> schrieb:
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>>What steps did you take to burn the m0n0wall cd ?
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>>Did you simply download the image, then burn to
>>CD...or
>>did you use something like Nero where there is a
>>specific action taken
>>to "create" a bootable ISO cd ?
>>
>>-Don
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