Damage Isolation

Name: Damage Isolation
Rating: 4.25 (5 reviews)

1.5

08 February 2008

Convert .dmg to .iso format.

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Overview

Damage Isolation (get it?) converts Apple's OS X-only DMG format to .ISO for use on other operating systems. It's free, too.

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Version 1.5: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

9 Damage Isolation Reviews

Just out of curiousity, how is this any different from running hdiutil convert -format UDTO -o myisofile, dragging the DMG onto Terminal hitting return and then changing the CDR extension to ISO?

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Version 1.4.2

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Akrobat

12 April 2007

Actually it's no different. However most of us are not proficient (or even familiar) with the Terminal which makes this drag and drop app just perfect.

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Version 1.4.2

Strange I created a DMG in MS-DOS format and then used Damge Isolation. I get a file with the extension .iso.cdr that I rename as .iso, but it won't be accepted by Windows XP (inside Parallels).

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Version 1.4.2

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Gannet

10 September 2006

I tried the same thing and it worked for me. Did you rename it properly (from the Get Info window) or just hide the .cdr extension?

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Version 1.4.2

Very easy. Just drag the DMG file onto the app, and it will quickly convert it into an ISO file. The name for this program is brilliant. I love it. 5 stars all the way.

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Version 1.4.1

extremely useful if you want to send your disk image to a windows user. but if your only going to use your image on a mac, stick with dmg - its more functional, at least on the mac os. program works fine and is very fast. BTW, the program appears to be a droplet. you simply drag and drog your dmg on top of the program.

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Version 1.4

It won't work in 10.2, just as a FYI.

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Version 1.4

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umaromc

07 April 2006

Pssst! It *states* minimum OS X 10.3

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Version 1.4.2

I think you are talking about Toast image disks (Roxio) that the extension .toast can be changed to .iso. But DMG image disks are different.

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Version 1.4

I always thought that you can convert .dmg to .iso by just renaming it...

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Version 1.4

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Anonymous

20 April 2005

Nope. I guess that command is pretty much all this program does, but hey, it's helpful!

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Version 1.4

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