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Let's learn, how to create usb stick for *.dmg file. There multiple mechanism to achieve this task.  You may go with Ubuntu OS, Windows OS or MAC OS to do this. Ubuntu:  In Ubuntu, There is a tool available ( Startup Disk Creator ) to create bootable USB Stick. This reads .iso or disk image files. So, we need to create .iso or disk image file from .dmg file and then create bootable usb using 'Startup Disk Creator'. Install 'dmg2img' from terminal Open terminal Write 'sudo apt-get update' and hit enter Enter root password, if asked Now, Write 'sudo apt-get install dmg2img' and hit enter If all goes well, it will install 'dmg2img' In to terminal, write 'dmg2img <dmg-file-path>/<dmg-file-name>.dmg' and hit enter This will start converting .dmg file into .img file type. Once this is done, you may place .img to .iso, because both has same file table entries and directory structure. Now, Open 'Startup D

Let's learn, how to create usb stick for *.dmg file. There multiple mechanism to achieve this task.  You may go with Ubuntu OS, Windows OS or MAC OS to do this. Ubuntu:  In Ubuntu, There is a tool available ( Startup Disk Creator ) to create bootable USB Stick. This reads .iso or disk image files. So, we need to create .iso or disk image file from .dmg file and then create bootable usb using 'Startup Disk Creator'. Install 'dmg2img' from terminal Open terminal Write 'sudo apt-get update' and hit enter Enter root password, if asked Now, Write 'sudo apt-get install dmg2img' and hit enter If all goes well, it will install 'dmg2img' In to terminal, write 'dmg2img <dmg-file-path>/<dmg-file-name>.dmg' and hit enter This will start converting .dmg file into .img file type. Once this is done, you may place .img to .iso, because both has same file table entries and directory structure. Now, Open 'Startup D