Convert official mac osx download to iso file






















I want to do this for Snow Leopard but when I download the dmg from the web I cannot open it in I need this file to open a blocked older Mac. You might want to check your mask, it may be too tight! Name required. Mail will not be published required.

All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited. Enjoy this tip? Subscribe to our newsletter! Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Stu says:. September 18, at am. JM says:. February 4, at pm. February 9, at pm. Mark J says:. October 1, at am. Carlos says:. January 16, at am. January 2, at pm. Paul says:. Toby Martin says:. It is a file which can be used to mount disk image files in Windows operating systems. It is generally used to hold disk images of operating systems like linux which can be burned into a disk or a USB drive.

It is also used to send installation files of Windows softwares through the internet but they are usually sent through a binary package with an executable or an msi installer. Basically ISO files are an image of something so you could have an image of a computer software package that would be all the files that existed on that computer software in one finite image. You can also burn that image file to a CD because these are optical images. Although the DMG file format has some features which are not available in the ISO format like file encryption methods and compression algorithms, DMG files cannot be used anywhere else instead of a Mac.

Now, an installer file will be downloaded on your computer, open the file and do the required steps to install PowerISO on your computer. From the dropdown list, select the option labeled as convert. Now you will see a dialog box titled convert image file. You can use this to convert image files from one file format to another. In our case, we have to convert it from dmg file format to iso file format so we will set it up accordingly.

Now, we have to select a source image which will be your dmg file you want to convert. After that, select the destination image file and name it as the name of the iso file you want at the end. Below that, there is a drop down menu where you have to select the output file format, select iso file format there. Now, select OK to start the conversion process. Wait for a few minutes for the conversion to complete. Show 5 more comments. JJarava JJarava 1, 2 2 gold badges 15 15 silver badges 28 28 bronze badges.

Just make sure you have a lot GB left on your VM disk, since the above is doing a lot of copying. Especially the conversion step require 2x6GB to complete ALso, since Macs use their own non-standard EFI to interpret the Apple comand key hash-prezl , you can't use those when your host is a windows machine.

Once done they work well. I've gotten Yosemite to boot in VB as well. But like Mavericks, there are additional hoops to jump. What is good is, that you don't need to tweak any new kexts or special boot parameters. Apple published a page, Create a bootable installer for OS X. Hi, BasilBourque - thanks for the pointer. I'll have to look into it; booting VMs off a USB media is sometimes a bit iffy, but at least creating it this way is way simpler than the.

Show 1 more comment. The Apple EULA clearly states under section 2 B that you're allowed to: iii to install, use and run up to two 2 additional copies or instances of the Apple Software within virtual operating system environments on each Mac Computer you own or control that is already running the Apple Software, for purposes of: a software development; b testing during software development; c using OS X Server; or d personal, non-commercial use. That explains why there's no easy way to get the ISO file.

This seems to contradict with the article, which has a bare-metal hypervisor. But an interesting article! How about in order to not break the "spirit" of Apple's license, I do the following.

That way, Apple makes their money on their hardware, and I get to use it on one, and only one, PC of my choosing. MikeyE I'm not familiar enough with US laws to be comfortable answering that, I'd suggest getting an opinion from someone in the US, preferably a lawyer. There is a question related to this on SuperUser.

Show 3 more comments. The same as given by stuffe. This is helpful, but I feel like it should be an edit to stuffe's answer rather than a standalone answer. Brian : I couldn't comment with only 1 reputation — ganesh. Let's leave it as a separate answer so Ganesh can gain some rep and comment next time. I may be wrong, but I believe you can propose edits to other people's answers even with 1 reputation. Brian : You are right.

I'll edit the previous answer. The Overflow Blog.



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