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Mount a DMG so Mac OS thinks it's a disk
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I wanted to try Command and Conquer 3 on my new MacBook Pro. This is a game that I purchased and own a unique serial number for, but my DVD is in a box in California and I am in New York. I have the liner notes with the serial on it though, so I torrented a DMG of the game and installed it. However, the game wants me to have the disk installed in order to play and having OS X mount the DMG isn't fooling it. I don't have Toast anymore so I'm at a loss as to how to fool OS X into thinking the physical disk is here. Any ideas?
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You don't need Toast to burn a DMG to a CD. Just use Disk Utility.
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Well I'm not trying to burn it. I think it's actually a dual layer DVD that it comes on and I'm pretty sure my MacBook Pro doesn't burn dual layer DVDs.
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Even mounting it in disk utility doesn't work for some games. I've found only toast will be able to mount those so the game thinks it's actually a real disk and will play.
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