Ask Ubuntu Asked by user241645 on December 17, 2021
I want to convert a .iso
file to a .img
file. So I write:
hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o ~/home/antu/target.img ~/home/antu/ubuntu.iso
in a terminal window. It shows that:
hdiutil: command not found
So please help me?
ccd2img converts only raw img files to iso files.
There are also 'Apple Disk Image' files (Mac OS 9 and earlier) which also end with the img postfix but are completely different.
Answered by MACK III on December 17, 2021
Welcome to AskUbuntu. hdiutil
is a proprietary software developed by US software company Apple, it does not run on Linux.
You can use ccd2iso
for the reverse conversion; first install it:
sudo apt-get install ccd2iso
And then run it:
ccd2iso ~/home/antu/target.img ~/home/antu/ubuntu.iso
Answered by Luís de Sousa on December 17, 2021
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