DMGExtractor is a Java-based application for extracting and converting Mac OS X dmg (Disk Image) file content into widely used image file formats, such as, BIN, ISO, and IMG. According to the developer, it is capable of manipulating CUDIFDiskImage based disk images while all other AES-128 encrypted disk images can also be handled.

I would like to create a file from Java. The reason why it needs to be Java is twofold: It must be part of our build farm (which currently runs on a non Mac OS X platform) and our build uses Maven (which pretty much means Java). As far as I can a tell inside a DMG file can be an ISO9660 file system.

I find it useless and annoying, is there a way to just turn it off or disable it so applications go back to working like they used to? Excel for mac 2011 disable live preview.

I can create such beast using but then I still need the part where the whole thing is wrapped in the DMG format. Something like iso2dmg tool except I need it for Java. When answering: Forget about the Maven part. If you have a Java solution then I can figure out the Maven stuff myself. Creating my own little Maven plugin if I need to).