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I know there is a command called hdiutil, but that is a mac command. AcetoneISO can't mount the .dmg file....
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    Converting Dmg to iso

    I know there is a command called hdiutil, but that is a mac command. AcetoneISO can't mount the .dmg file.

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    I've also tried to install a tar.gz called dmg2iso. I've extracted the tar.gz just fine, and theres even a readme and makefile in it. Whe i run dmg2iso followed by the file and what i want to call the iso, i get this bash: dmg2iso: command not found... So i'm assuming I did not install the tar.gz correctly.

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    Once you extracted the Makefile, what did you do to install it? Was there a configure script?
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    The AcetoneISO2 manual claims it can convert *.dmg to *.iso. here's an excerpt from it:
    Convert MacOS *.dmg feature:

    - select *.dmg to convert.
    - after it's converted, open a terminal and as root user type:
    "modprobe hfsplus"
    "mount -t hfsplus -o loop <converted-image.img> /folder_you_want"
    phil

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