hi, ive got this image( the .iso) and i was woundering if there was a way to unpack it so i can get at its contents, it seems like theres all these little apps for windows that will do it , but after searching i couldnt find a mac one. ide be very gratefull if anybody knew how to do it. cheers, oh ive got an emac 1.25ghz with 768 ram and am running 10.4.1
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Unpacking .iso images
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Toast should be able to mount it
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I think you should be able to just double click on it? Tiger mounts iso images as volumes in 10.4, and i am pretty sure it did in 10.3 as well. Based upon what trpmonkey41 said it might be that I have Toast installed. I never gave it much thought.
If nothing else you could always use hdiutil on the command line. hdiutil <iso> -readonly -mountpoint <mount> Though I do not take any responsibility if you do something stupid like try to mount the iso as / or ~ (I have seen both).
If nothing else you could always use hdiutil on the command line. hdiutil <iso> -readonly -mountpoint <mount> Though I do not take any responsibility if you do something stupid like try to mount the iso as / or ~ (I have seen both).
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