But now the problem again! This Mac doesn't have a burner!
I now understand that OS X its able to read a compressed mounted image and uncompress it as data is demanded, so I'm guessing that OS X also should be able to burn compressed images. I tried open the compressed image on the Mac, and after a little process the image was mounted. The Mac of course, doesn't have a drive which can burn.
WHAT ARE .DMG FILES WRITTEN IN HOW TO
So I'm looking on how to burn the image compressed and also being able to read the media on the Mac. The image I'm talking about is 7GB large uncompressed it's 8.6GB, big enough as to not fit on a DL media. I tried on a Mac (vmware) with hdiutil command and I was able to create a CDR image, it was practically the same size as the uncompressed dmg that TransMac created. but wait! I just tried dmg2img, the succesor of dmg2iso and it says that my dmg it's corrupted, but how? It works fine once Mounted inside OS X Leopard! let me guess, it also uncompresses the image.
But none of them burn a compressed dmg like it is!!! For example, TransMac first uncompresed the dmg and then burns, and others like MacDrive or PowerISO needs an uncompressed dmg or they does not recognize the format. Then name your output file and convert.Īctually there are many ways! We have TransMac, MacDrive, PowerISO, etc etc. The run the file DMG2ISO shell, and select yoru. DMG to an ISO file on a pc to burn the damn thing.
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