Convert .bin + .cue -> .iso on Mac OSX
Download this : http://jamesnsears.com/code/bchunk.zip or http://he.fi/bchunk/ and compile
Download the utility, extract it to your Home directory and issue the following command from a shell prompt:
sudo cp bchunk /usr/bin/
To make sure your newly installed utility has the correct execute permissions and that its accessible to you through the terminal, run this code:
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/bchunk
This will copy the file into a location where the system can find it at will (a.k.a. the path). Then, to convert a .bin/.cue pair to a .iso, you can issue this command:
bchunk myinputfile.bin myinputfile.cue myoutputfile
Short, sweet, and simple — and lightweight too, weighing in at only 20k.
Sources:
[1] http://gavin.mclelland.ca/2007/10/04/convert_bincue_to_iso_on_mac_osx/
[2] http://jamesnsears.com/2007/04/convert_bin_cue_iso_on_mac_osx.php
Download this : http://jamesnsears.com/code/bchunk.zip or http://he.fi/bchunk/ and compile
Download the utility, extract it to your Home directory and issue the following command from a shell prompt:
sudo cp bchunk /usr/bin/
To make sure your newly installed utility has the correct execute permissions and that its accessible to you through the terminal, run this code:
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/bchunk
This will copy the file into a location where the system can find it at will (a.k.a. the path). Then, to convert a .bin/.cue pair to a .iso, you can issue this command:
bchunk myinputfile.bin myinputfile.cue myoutputfile
Short, sweet, and simple — and lightweight too, weighing in at only 20k.
Sources:
[1] http://gavin.mclelland.ca/2007/10/04/convert_bincue_to_iso_on_mac_osx/
[2] http://jamesnsears.com/2007/04/convert_bin_cue_iso_on_mac_osx.php
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