How To Convert Various Disk Image Formats To ISO In Linux Mint / Ubuntu

Here’s how to convert from various disk image formats to *.iso format in Linux Mint / Ubuntu:

1. Issue the following command at the terminal –

sudo apt-get install b5i2iso cdd2iso cdi2iso mdf2iso nrg2iso pdi2iso daa2iso uif2iso

2. After the installation is complete, use the following commands to convert disk images from various formats to *.iso format –

a) To convert a *b5i or *.bwi (BlindWrite) image to *.iso format –

b5i2iso <filename.b5i>

or

b5i2iso <filename.bwi>

Either of the above commands will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

b) To convert *.img (CloneCD) image to *.iso format –

ccd2iso <filename.img> <filename.iso>

The above command will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

c) To convert *.cdi (DiscJuggler) image to *.iso format –

cdi2iso <filename.cdi> <filename.iso>

The above command will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

d) To convert *.mdf (Alcohol 120%) image to *.iso format –

mdf2iso <filename.mdf>

The above command will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

e) To convert *.nrg (Nero) image to *.iso format –

nrg2iso <filename.nrg> <filename.iso>

The above command will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

f) To convert *.pdi (Instant Copy) image to *.iso format –

pdi2iso <filename.pdi>

The above command will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

g) To convert *.daa (Direct Access Archive / PowerISO) or *.gbi (gBurner) image to *.iso format –

daa2iso <filename.daa> <filename.iso>

or

daa2iso <filename.gbi> <filename.iso>

Either of the above commands will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.

h) To convert from *.uif (Universal Image Format / MagicISO) image to *.iso format –

uif2iso <filename.uif> <filename.iso>

The above command will convert and create a file ‘filename.iso’.