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When a 'corrupt' disk image file really isn't corrupt
I just checked on a computer running Panther, and it has 'bunzip2' installed as a part of the BSD.pkg - I think the BSD subsystem was included in the standard install and would normally have been installed unless explicitly excluded.
So if attempting to open a disk image in 10.3 gives a corrupt image error, use
and if the output indicates "bzip2 compressed data", then try something like to see if it can be converted to something that can be opened normally. I get some "trailing garbage" error during the process, but the output file seems to work ok.
Doesn't work
Doesn't (always) work
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