: how do I convert a .torrent file to a .iso file

[Mel Seder]

I went to fedora.rehat.com to get a CORE test file file.

The file I downloaded had the description;

Official Fedora Core 2 TEST3 binary iso images for i386

The file has a .torrent extension. How to I make it a .iso extension so I can
try burning it to a DVD burner?


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[gabriel]

Post by Mel Seder
I went to fedora.rehat.com to get a CORE test file file.
The file I downloaded had the description;
Official Fedora Core 2 TEST3 binary iso images for i386
The file has a .torrent extension. How to I make it a .iso extension so I
can try burning it to a DVD burner?

torrent files are themselves not really data files, but instruction sets to
tell a bittorrent client where and how to download the bigger file. so what
you need is a copy of bittorrent with which to open your new torrent file.
the client will then download the iso you're looking for.