dmg suffix to the file so it will probably end up.
Elapsed Time: 24.475s Speed: 20.0Mbytes/sec Savings: 0.0% created: /Users/evan/Downloads/ (#503:14u:0s) hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o Reading XBMC_Live (Apple_ISO : 0)…. Here I’m using the xbmc live repack ISO, but you can use anything else that’s an ISO file. Now, convert the image from a ISO to a Read/Write Universal Disk Image Format (or UDRW). Open up a Terminal (it too is in /Application/Utilities, and I’ll assume you know how to use the terminal) iso image into a format that we can copy to it. Now that our USB key is ready, we need to get our. It is not required and you can skip it if you’d rather just unmount the volumes yourself. The purpose of doing this is mainly to ensure that the USB key is in a consistent known state and also to ensure that any volumes are not mounted by OS X. Once it’s completed you can quit out of Disk Utility. You will get a confirmation dialog appear ensuring you really want to delete all data on the key, choose Partition. Select the partition section at the top.
Select the USB key (select the root device, not its partitions).Open up Disk Utility (it’s in /Applications/Utilities/). WARNING! THIS WILL DESTROY ALL DATA ON THE KEY! We’re going to wipe the partition structure on the USB key.
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