Mac DMG file contains various types of data in mounted form. In this form it is easy to access Mac files and you can start Mac application very easily. Whenever you go to access the files then Mac mount those files and extract them on your computer screen. It opens all your important files read/write mode. The difference is that with a DMG, there is no physical storage medium. There is only the DMG file, which can be written to a hard drive, burned to a CD or DVD, or sent over the Internet. In order to work with the contents of a DMG file, you must mount the the disk image to your system. This may sound daunting, however “mounting” a DMG file.
Using QT 5.9.2 & QTCreator I compiled in release mode today (XCode-Clang 64bit) then ran 'macdeployqt' from the command line to produce a *.dmg. It opened and ran fine on another OSX Sierra machine. However two 'El Capitan' computers can not mount the .dmg. During the 'verifying' process an error is thrown: 'No Mountable File Systems'.
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I have a wrapper script to run 'macdeployqt' so I know the dmg and zip are being packaged exactly as they have been for months. This worked just fine the week before Christmas. My computer updated to Mac OS High Sierra 10.13.2 last Friday January 5th.
Manual Steps to Fix No Mountable File Systems. In order to fix this very problem, try to mount the file using the hdiuti command from the command line. Users can also run the command on the command line as root: $ sudo hdituil attach file name.dmg. After that remove the.dmg extension and in that place use the disk image file name. After that reboot the system and this would help the.dmg file to mount properly. Mac OS X DMG No Mountable File Systems: Manual Method to Get Rid of It. In case of Mac file corruption resulting in Mac OS X DMG No Mountable File Systems complications, follow this: Search and launch “Disk Utility” Click on “check file system”option. Wait till the scanning process gets over. Select the file that you want to mount it.
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Are there any known new backwards-compatibility issues running 'macdeployqt' on High Sierra possibly causing the files to fail on El Capitan (10.11.6)? Has anyone else experienced this or can someone else please try to recreate it?