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steffi

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Jun 7, 2003
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So I have an ISO that Intel made for it's X-25M firmware update which boots freedos and I want to add HDDERASE to it. Just maybe it will work from that instead of UBCD but it's worth a try.

How is that possible?
 
I have an ISO image that Intel put out and it boots on my machine.

I simply wanted to add a file HDDERASE to that image and burn the image.

I'm not sure how to create the image

I opened the ISO image and built a DMG from it and used the following
command

diutil makehybrid -iso -joliet -o HDDERASE.iso HDDERASE.dmg

but the CD won't boot so something's wrong with the ISO.

are you asking how to write to the ISO image? well Mac OS X can mount ISO disk images natively so just double click on it, write to it and then eject.
 
It doesn't need to the general idea is to build a DMG from the mounted ISO contents and convert the DMG to ISO but it's not working for me.

Are you sure OSX can mount an iso with read/write permissions ?

Tex
 
Are you sure OSX can mount an iso with read/write permissions ?

Tex

yes

I have an ISO image that Intel put out and it boots on my machine.

I simply wanted to add a file HDDERASE to that image and burn the image.

I'm not sure how to create the image

I opened the ISO image and built a DMG from it and used the following
command

diutil makehybrid -iso -joliet -o HDDERASE.iso HDDERASE.dmg

but the CD won't boot so something's wrong with the ISO.

in Disk Utility make a disk image from a folder containing your files from the File menu and make the image format "CD/DVD master". then rename it from .cdr to .iso and then burn the .iso with Disk Utility.
 
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