I've downloaded dmg2iso to iso win32 binary. What do i have to do to covert a .dmg to iso?

dmg2iso dmg_filename.dmg iso_filename.iso

Where do you type that?

in the command prompt.
Run->cmd.exe

Start > Run
Type that

or in your Internet Explorer Address Bar (doubles as Run command)

I typed this and i get this:dmg2iso ************************************* and i get this error:***************************************' is not a recognized as an internal or external command, operable or batch file.What's wrong with this?-Edited because it hinted at a Warez distro. Edited by Cybermagellan

first you have to cd to the folder with dmg2iso or put dmg2iso in your path e.g. in your windows folder
second, in most cases you should put the file name in quotes (each file in its own quotes), i'm pretty sure this is the case here too.
third, you should be in the folder of the .dmg file.

i had these problems a few years ago, and thats why i know so much about DOS and the windows command prompt.
trust me on this one.

i typed this:dmg2iso *************************************************".I still get the same error message i've put all the files i need for this in the same folder bot it doesn't work.-Edited by Cybermagellan for Warez hint

You need to type:
dmg2iso "**********.dmg" "*************.iso"

who told you to put those dmg_ and iso_ before filenames? :)-Edited by Cybermagellan for Warez hint

yes i have nevel seen anything like that before, however on some programs they want you to put -t or -s (or any other switch) before the file name, but NEVER something like iso_[iso name] .

I typed this:dmg2iso "Mac OS X Panther Final Install Disc 1.dmg" "mac 10.iso" but i still get the same error message whats wrong with it.

well i ran the win32 binary on the mac os x 10.3.4 update:



i then checked the output iso with transmac & pearpc (did anyone here knew that mac packages are actually folders?) and it was OK.

Whenever I try to run the Win32 binary a cmd window comes up and closes straight after i click on Win32 binary what's wrong with the win32 binary.

Try opening a command window first and type the path and command in.

That way you can read any output before the window closes.

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seems that you have trouble to enter the correct path. try dragging and dropping the dmg on the command shell it then fills in the path automatically.

--kybernaut

oopsie
fixed that :)

oh...right

It's so sad...our children will never know what a DOS / Unix "prompt" is.

yeah, it's really sad. (our decendents using a star-trek-like interface without the power of command prompt shell, but the power of a 500000 GHz Mac :D )

As long as it's not made by Microsoft I don't care. Can you imagine it?

Kirk: "Full warp power Mr Sulu!"

Sulu: "Err...I've just got this blue screen Captain..."

Kirk: "Kirk to engine room - Mr Scott, we need more power!"

Scotty: "The operating system cannae take much more Captain!"

Kirk: "Mr Spock it appears that our operating system has tried to write data to a protected area of memory"

Spock: "But that is illogical Captain."

etc.

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all i can say is that star trek is lacking computer bugs (however holo-bugs exist)

That's because they always manage to defeat Microsoft...errr, I mean the Borg...

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So you say that the enterprise will use fedora core 103 with kernel 87.2.4?

Have you never seen the large red hat on top of the Enterprise?

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even my dad liked it

and no, i never saw that red hat, but did you see the lizard on picard's arm?