Access an Alcohol 120% Image on a Mac

This procedure is not for the light of heart. It involves using the popular linux program Wine to run another program called AnyToISO, which can then be used to convert the Alcohol 120% file images (extension .mdf and .mds) into an .iso image. The .iso image is then readily mountable on any system.
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Posted at 14:51 on December 13, 2009 | 1 comment | Filed Under: Array | read on

A Hexeditor for Mac OS X

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Not much really needs to be said about this app. It’s free and it allows you to view and edit files by their binary, hexidecimal, String and offsets. It’s really useful for editing things like Fallout .gcd files. It’s also lightweight.

Posted at 00:20 on November 19, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Array | read on

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This site serves to document the solutions that I’ve come across through countless hours of googling, operating system installations and re-installations, workarounds and everything up to and sometimes including frustrated, forced power cycles. They are added as they come to mind, in no particular order. More often than not, the same solution can probably be found elsewhere. The point is to collect them into one database, which can be easily searched by myself.

A Note on this site’s formatting:

Applications or Programs are underlined and capitalized.

keys on the keyboard are bold and lowercase. Key combinations are concatenated with the + symbol. For instance, launching Spotlight can be accomplished by typing command + spacebar.

Text is italicized and formatted exactly as it should be entered.

If menus are utilized, The name of the tab will be italicized and each subsequent selection will be preceded by a closing bracket >.

“Messages” from any program or application are surrounded by quotes exactly as they appear.

Terminal commands will be formatted as code and should be followed by hitting the enter key.

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