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Re: Creating a "stuffed" .dmg

Thanks for mentioning hdiutil. That's exactly what I was hoping for. It would be nice if hdiutil were mentioned in the packaging section of the developer's web site.

However, the packagemaker command line utility appears to be broken. I have submitted a bug report.

-Rick

Dave Camp wrote:
I would suggest using a shell script. packagemaker has a command line tool, and hdiutil will make a compressed disk image from a folder in a single step.

Dave

On Mar 16, 2006, at 8:22 AM, Rick Cochran wrote:

There are three processes necessary to packaging an application for delivery to customers:

 1. Package it with PackageMaker
 2. Create a disk image containing the package.
 3. Compress the disk image.

How can I automate these processes?

-Rick

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