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i686-apple-darwin9.2.2Ĭonfigure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH i686-apple-darwin9.2.2Ĭhecking target system type. with-tclpackage=/Library/Tcl & make & make install"Ĭommand output: checking build system type.Ĭhecking host system type.

configure -prefix=/opt/local -with-install-user=root Shell command "cd /opt/local/var/macports/sources/ With DarwinPorts you will get this error:ĭEBUG: Error installing new MacPorts base: If you install MacPorts without Xcode, you will be able to install it, but when you try to update you will get nothing. If you haven’t got MacPorts installed it’s a bit of a drama.įirst, you need Xcode. You have to install MacPorts (ccd2iso might also be in Fink). Unfortunately, ccd2iso is not included out of the box in Mac OS X. Those command line addicts over on the Linux/BSD side of the fence have written a lovely utility called ccd2iso. I didn’t have a Windows computer handy – and it seemed pitiful that my Macbook with 10.5.2 couldn’t handle a foreign disk image format. rar file to CD, move it to the Windows computer, mount it with the freeware Virtual Clone Drive ( download) and burn it as a disk and bring it back to the Mac as a ready made CD.

If one had a Windows computer with a CD burner nearby, the logical step would be to burn the. In any case, Firestarter seemed confused about what to do with the files. It didn’t want to use my DVD burner at all.

Burn also made me a coaster, even after I followed elaborate instructions on renaming files and creating a fake.

Toast 6 wouldn’t do it (although Toast did make me a coaster with the file when I changed the.

DiskUtility wouldn’t do it (error mounting the disk).

BIN and CUE files are no problem, but CCD files – there’s nothing out there.

No known solution or software for Mac OS X can handle Clone CD images. What I’d inadvertently downloaded is what is known as a Clone CD image. I had no idea Windows used the archaic Mac. Archive Utility just wanted to compress it further.įinally I was able to unpack it with IAarchiver, slowly but certainly.Īfter unpacking, I was offered a directory with three files in it:.I’d downloaded a 600 MB disk image to use with Parallels. I hope the rather detailed explanation below will help someone else deal with a Clone CD Image faster on his Mac. Just ran into a time consuming hiccup trying to work with a Clone CD Image.