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i found this link
James N. Sears | Convert .bin + .cue -> .iso on Mac OSX tried it but it didnt work maybe im doing it wrong? someone? help? |
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Craig in Texas ---You did WHAT!? Close the Terminal and step away slowly. |
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i just downloaded bchunk (saved in the downloads folder)
moved my bin and cue files into the same folder opened up terminal and typed in the code that was given in the link then i get a message saying "incorrect command" or "command does not exist" (something along those lines) Last edited by texasratt12; 11-25-2008 at 01:27 PM. |
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./bchunk myinputfile.bin myinputfile.cue myoutputfile The dot-slash means run the app that is in the folder you're in. The correct way is to move the bchunk app to the /usr/bin folder like it says in the article. Then make sure /usr/bin is in your $PATH so it can be run without having to use ./ If the app is not in the $PATH, the system cannot find it so it says "command not found". Craig in Texas ---You did WHAT!? Close the Terminal and step away slowly. |
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