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ElDiabloConCaca
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Macs also understand the ISO format. You can simply double-click an ISO to "mount" it as a mounted volume, or use "Disk Utility" to burn it to a CD or DVD.
There are also IMG, DMG, TOAST, CDR and other disk image formats as well that are "understood" on a Mac. You can use Disk Utility to create DMG and CDR disk image formats, and you can use Roxio Toast to create TOAST disk image formats. IMG is a deprecated image format from the OS 9 days, but Mac OS X can still mount them.
The short answer is that the Mac equivalent of an ISO is an ISO. No changing needed.
If you wish to change an ISO to a DMG, the easiest way is to mount the ISO, then use Disk Utility to make a DMG disk image of the mounted volume.
There are also IMG, DMG, TOAST, CDR and other disk image formats as well that are "understood" on a Mac. You can use Disk Utility to create DMG and CDR disk image formats, and you can use Roxio Toast to create TOAST disk image formats. IMG is a deprecated image format from the OS 9 days, but Mac OS X can still mount them.
The short answer is that the Mac equivalent of an ISO is an ISO. No changing needed.
If you wish to change an ISO to a DMG, the easiest way is to mount the ISO, then use Disk Utility to make a DMG disk image of the mounted volume.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
Try dragging the ISO into the left-hand sidebar of Disk Utility, then use Disk Utility's "mount" command to try and mount it.
If it won't mount on your desktop, you can also try burning it to a CD/DVD by doing the same exact procedure mentioned above with Disk Utility, then choosing "Burn" instead of "Mount."
If it won't mount on your desktop, you can also try burning it to a CD/DVD by doing the same exact procedure mentioned above with Disk Utility, then choosing "Burn" instead of "Mount."