What's more, this was not the only challenge users were facing. When I looked up the internet to check if I was doing something wrong, to my utter surprise I found out that I was not the only person who was facing these issues. I tried to copy an ISO image of a game file, however, it failed over and over again by giving the error "Media detection failed, on no media in the drive or poweriso not showing USB". However, off late I have been facing a number of issues with PowerISO. You can get instant help by typing " poweriso -?", without the quotes, and it will show you all the options which you can use with this command line utility. Next, enter the newly created directory and then launch PowerISO using the following command: It should look something like the following:
Once the file is downloaded, you need to untar the file using the following command: Ensure that you have downloaded the file in your working directory.
Remember, the free utility can only run under Mac command line window. Download the PowerISO for Mac Command Line Utility from the link. If you are not familiar with the command line, this approach is not recommended.
Using PowerISO on Mac is a not simple process, it works under the command line without intuitive interface.