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To start off with, you are in serious need of some tools.

(june 2009) You may try [http://sunsky3s.s41.xrea.com/dmgconverter/index.html DMGConverter], which is far more simpler to use than UltraISO.

Another solution : UltraISO. You can easily obtain it from [http://www.download.com/UltraISO-Media-Edition/3000-2646-10177302.html here]

* Open UltraISO from the Start Menu.
* Click '''Tools''' and then '''Convert'''.
[[Image:DMG2ISO1.jpg]]
* In the next Dialog, browse for your '''Input Image Filename(s)'''.  If you have to, while browsing, make sure '''Files of type''' is selected as '''Mac Images (*.dmg).'''
[[Image:DMG2ISO2.jpg]]
* And of course, you can also use UltraISO to make ISO's of any CD's that you might've burned a DMG to and then later encountered a lot of CRC errors when trying to copy it everytime.

But UltraISO should be able to put all errors aside and sharply make ISO's even off CRC-errored CD's.  That's how I got mine.  And please note this short tutorial only applies to newbies and/or those that tried 366½.6735346567845210 billion ways of trying to get an ISO off a DMG.

UltraISO runs under Linux using the [http://www.winehq.com/ WINE] Win32 emulation software. Another tool that can be used under Linux is the '''dmg2iso.pl''' Perl script. You can download that from [http://vu1tur.eu.org/tools/ here].