Finder Mounts Dmg But Not Showing


Some of the mac users had reported a problem that their External Hard Drive is not showing up after upgrading to macOS High Sierra.It seems to be a frustrating issue for you. Well, I know how it would be because I too had experienced this same issue before few weeks and then I had fixed this serious issue with the help of tricks suggested by my friend Robert. This will properly mount the DMG files, which can then be unmounted normally using the Finder. Failure to mount DMG files has been a real problem for me, and I am surprised this issue has not been fixed. Click here: to return to the 'Force-mount unmountable disk images' hint. Another encrypted image that mounts ok in the standard way.

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It's also possible that your Mac has already recognized the external hard drive but not showing up on Mac desktop or Finder. Under such circumstance, you should go to Finder Preferences General and make sure the 'External disks' option is ticked. Then you'll see the external hard drive mounted on the desktop. Mount and unmount volumes. With the Finder, you must eject either all of a drive’s partitions or none of them. (with the telltale file extension.dmg). Double-click on a disk image,.

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Make SMB shares appear in Devices section of Finder sidebar

There's a much, much simpler way to make shares show up in the devices section here:
1. drag a mounted share to Devices section of Finder sidebar
That's it.
I use this all the time to get mounted Samba volumes [not Windows servers, Linux, don't necessarily have WINS info set up in a useful way] to show up in the Devices section of the sidebar, and as the hint notes, they do come back across remounts, reboots, etc.
The WINS stuff might make them mount faster, but that's completely separate from the problem as originally described. If you just want them in the Devices section of the sidebar, you have to explicitly put them there -- which is exactly what the hint says to do anyway.
(I really wish there were a better way to do this. I've tried coming up with a `defaults write com.apple.sidebarlist..` approach but haven't been able to do it in a useful, reliable or general way. For a minute there I thought this hint was proposing a way to do it, but by the time I got to the end I realized it was just saying to do the same manual procedure that I've been doing ever since Leopard came out.)
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Make SMB shares appear in Devices section of Finder sidebar

Sorry, but, at least on my machine, what you describe does NOT work.
It would only stay in the sidebar until the next dismount.
I would have to re-drag it every time I mounted a share.
Hence my search for a solution.
Maybe your network config is different?

Make SMB shares appear in Devices section of Finder sidebar

I'm not sure what's going on here, but it isn't just me, or my network environment here.
I work for a company that builds Samba servers, and for lack of a better solution, this is the workaround we have our customers do to get mounted volumes to stay in the sidebar and persist there across remounts & reboots.
I've helped dozens of people set it up this way -- drag the mounted volume icon from the Mac desktop to the Devices section of the sidebar -- and have had zero reports of the setting not being persistent.
It had never occurred to me to muck around with WINS settings prior to reading this hint, and I'm still not convinced that it's necessary in the general case, though in your case it obviously ended up being a required step.
That said, if the WINS server is (sometimes) mandatory, there should be a `defaults write` way to do it, which might be easier to automate for a pool of machines. Looks like /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration has the two (?) relevant files, preferences.plist & com.apple.smb.server.plist.
Current settings, for the SMB server preference file:
* defaults read /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.smb.server
Write out new settings:
* sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.smb.server WINSServerAddressList 'IP ADDRESS HERE'
* sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.smb.server Workgroup 'WORKGROUP NAME HERE'
The `defaults write` syntax for the preferences file will be similar, but it looks like you have to nest the statement inside some kind of UUID-encoded representation of the network port/service you want to attach it to, then go down a couple of more levels from there. This kind of `defaults` incantation gets a lot more complex very quickly, and I'm not sure the clearest & most succinct way to write it that will work in a general case. (It would probably have to be wrapped in a several line shell/perl script to tease out what those UUID keys refer to, among other things.)
But it may be sufficient to just update the SMB server file, in which case the the two `sudo defaults write` files above may work. Feel free to try them out.
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Make SMB shares appear in Devices section of Finder sidebar

Nice. Works perfect.
I use a VMWare virtual machine with a shared dir and this will come in VERY handy.
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Make SMB shares appear in Devices section of Finder sidebar

Like the OP: I've never been able to keep dragged Sharepoint shares in my Devices section on the sidebar between reboots -- despite the NAS being always on and available. They always disappear. This is with my ReadyNAS. I've added the ReadyNAS' IP to my WINS list. Let see if it sticks around in the Devices section.

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DMG files are native to Mac OS X and are structured according to Universal Disk Image Format (UDIF) and the New Disk Image Format (NDIF). These files provide features such as compression and password protection which are not common to other forms of software distribution file formats. Note that on Windows and Linux you cannot open every DMG file, since there are certain software limitations on DMG format variation.DMG files are used by Apple for software distribution over the internet. How to open a dmg file windows 10 They can be accessed through the Mac OS Finder application by either launching the DMG file or mounting it as a drive.DMG is also referred to as the Apple’s equivalent to MSI files in Windows PC. Non-Macintosh systems may access DMG files and extract or convert them to ISO image files for burning.

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Make SMB shares appear in Devices section of Finder sidebar

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The current ReadyNas firmware has an option to become a WINS Server.
Since this box is always on, I enabled the WINS server, and added the IP of the ReadyNas to my Mac's newtwork configuration (at the place described in the original post). I also added this IP to my PC's network configuration under WINS servers.
Now both the PC and the ReadyNas show up automatically in the sidebar.