I just had to do this whilst silently cursing PowerISO for their retarded .daa file format.
Basically, if you ever find yourself having to use a .daa file under Linux, only to realise you can't because it only works with PowerISO, then you are in luck. Here is how to convert .daa files to .iso files in Linux:
And there you have it: .iso at your service.
Basically, if you ever find yourself having to use a .daa file under Linux, only to realise you can't because it only works with PowerISO, then you are in luck. Here is how to convert .daa files to .iso files in Linux:
Code:
Download [url="http://www.poweriso.com/poweriso-1.2.tar.gz"]this script[/url]
tar -zxvf poweriso-1.2.tar.gz
sudo mv /poweriso-1.2.tar.gz/poweriso /usr/sbin (or /usr/local/sbin depending on your distro)
poweriso convert file.daa -o file.iso -ot iso
And there you have it: .iso at your service.