You can determine the device that is you CD/DVD drive using the following command:
drutil status
Vendor Product Rev
MATSHITA DVD-R UJ-875 DB09
Type: DVD-R Name: /dev/disk1
Sessions: 1 Tracks: 1
Overwritable: 00:00:00 blocks: 0 / 0.00MB / 0.00MiB
Space Free: 00:00:00 blocks: 0 / 0.00MB / 0.00MiB
Space Used: 425:20:48 blocks: 1914048 / 3.92GB / 3.65GiB
Writability:
Book Type: DVD-R (v5)
Media ID: SONY16D1
Now you will need to umount the disk with the following command:
diskutil unmountDisk disk1
Now you can write the ISO file with the dd utility:
dd if=/dev/disk1 of=dvd.iso
When finished you will want to remount the disk:
diskutil mountDisk disk1
diskutil unmountDisk disk1
Now you can write the ISO file with the dd utility:
dd if=/dev/disk1 of=dvd.iso
When finished you will want to remount the disk:
diskutil mountDisk disk1
1 comment:
Its a very nice information.Disc images are a fairly common packaging standard for large software programs.TOAST disk image, you can simply rename it to.ISO and burn it with the Apple OS X Disk Utility as well.I like the ISO thing that is cool because I am a new mac user but how do I burn a bin or cue image or what app would you recommend.Thanks and keep up the good tips.
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