Disk Utility provides features for creating disk images, RAID, and repairing disks. In the second part of our deep dive, we'll look at those options. In part 1 of this series, we looked at the ...

Disk Utility is able to create a disk image of contents of a folder which you can then transfer to another Mac, an archive, or any location that doesn’t accept folders. It’s similar to ...

Double-click on a disk image, and its contents appear on your desktop, almost as if you were mounting an external disk. Using Disk Utility, you can create image files yourself. Doing so allows you ...

In the third part of our deep dive into Disk Utility, here's how to find and use them. To resize a disk image, first make sure it's unmounted either by dragging its volume from the macOS Desktop ...

Encrypted disk images are notoriously slow on the Mac. The new ASIF format aims to change this. It is available for Tahoe and ...

The MacApper weblog has a simple, beginner's tutorial for creating and using virtual disks on your Mac using the built-in Disk Utility. As MacApper explains, Disk Utility allows you to back up a ...

open source Windows utility called Win32 Disk Imager to create a disk image of Debian GNU/Linux “Jessie” on a micro SD card. I was just asked to explain what’s involved in disk imaging and ...

The OS X Finder accounts for temporary space used by background services, while Disk Utility and other tools ... based disks such as opened disk images, network shares, and, in Lion, Apple's ...