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Anyone know about an applicasion to convert dmg images to iso images?
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I have no idea if this works...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dmg2iso
Last edited by skottish (2008-02-03 17:55:52)
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according to the features page, acetoneiso should be able to do it. It is in the AUR.
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Dmg2iso is only for mac os x?
I don't wanna install kde to a simple task like this.
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A DMG is nothing more than an image of an Apple HFS file system, you should be able to mount it with something like:
mount -t hfs -o loop image.dmg /macdisk
Then, I think, you could make an ISO out of that with dd:
dd if=/macdisk of=image.iso
Not 100% sure the ISO creation would work though.
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Dmg2iso is only for mac os x?
Whoops. Sorry.
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acetoniso2
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acetoniso2
Please read through the thread, this app has allready been suggested.
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A DMG is nothing more than an image of an Apple HFS file system, you should be able to mount it with something like:
mount -t hfs -o loop image.dmg /macdisk
Then, I think, you could make an ISO out of that with dd:
dd if=/macdisk of=image.iso
Not 100% sure the ISO creation would work though.
[root@Magda roberth]# mount -t hfs -o loop APPLE.MAC.OSX.LEOPARD.V10.5.ISO-OSX/osx-leopard105.dmg macdisk
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,
missing codepage or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so
What am I doing wrong?
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There are some dmg-images (e.g. xcode if you want to build a cross-compiler) which contain a partition map and multiple partition. It's pretty weird.
You can't mount them directly (at least I haven't had success), but you can extract their content with hfsexplorer (It's a java app), works well.
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Use "file osx-leopard105.dmg" to make sure it is a true DMG file. It should say something like "Macintosh HFS data"
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VAX COFF executable not stripped - version 376
Maybe dmg2iso the only sollution?
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As stated earlier you can use AcetoneISO2 (which I maintain in AUR) but my guess it that your looking for a CLI solution..
AcetoneISO depends a lot on poweriso for conversion. I did a quick check in the source code to see what methods it
uses to handle dmg.. It uses PowerISO 1.2 to extract it. You can probably use poweriso to extract it then make an ISO using other methods. Then again PowerISO might convert from dmg to iso directly..
PowerISO 1.1 is found in the community repo but you may need to install version 1.2 (I think dmg support is in the latest version only).
Good Luck
Last edited by Zer0 (2008-02-04 20:29:20)
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