This is the content of the iso directory:


MD5SUM
README
trustix-2.X-YYYYMMDDhhmm.i586.iso
trustix-2.X-YYYYMMDDhhmm.src.iso 
trustix-2.X.i586.iso
trustix-2.X.i586.iso.md5
trustix-2.X.src.iso
trustix-2.X.src.iso.md5


trustix-2.X.i586.iso is the binary iso installation image, this is the file you
are looking for.

trustix-2.X.src.iso is the iso image containing the source rpms which the
binary rpm packages can be regenerated from. If you are not 100% sure you need
these packages, you don't need them.

trustix-2.X.i586.iso.md5 and trustix-2.X.src.iso.md5 are pure text files
containing only the md5sum the iso file they correspond to.

trustix-2.X-YYYYMMDDHHmm.i586.iso and trustix-2.X-YYYYMMDDHHmm.src.iso are
symbolic links pointing to trustix-2.X.i586.iso and trustix-2.X.src.iso.  They
are present for you to see when the images were made.  Downloading the symbolic
link gives the same end result as downloading the iso itself, except for the
name of the file which ends up on your system. 

The MD5SUM file contains md5sums of all other files in the directory. You can
use the md5 checksums in this file to make sure that the content of the
downloaded files are not corrupted. More information about how to do this is
found on most Linux systems using the command 'man md5sum'.

You should use CD burning software which are familiar with the widely used
ISO9660 standard. On most Linux systems 'man cdrecord' would be appropriate to
gain information about how to burn a CD containing valid content from these
images.


The Trustix Team