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You really need to have the InstallESD.DMG file that you made the USB install drive from. With that you can then burn that to DVD. You may also be able to make your own DMG file from the flash drive then burn that to DVD. But I'm not sure how that would work.

Make a Bootable USB Drive from OS X Lion Using the Recovery Partition August 2, 2011 19 Comments On every OS X Lion installation a hidden partition is created to enable a method for Lion to be reinstalled on the machine, it is known as the recovery partition or drive and is 650mb in size.

You can also Re-Download Lion from Apple and then SAVE the InstallESD.DMG file and make your DVD from that. But I would suggest that whenever you download and SAVE the install files from Apple for Lion that you NEVER EVER delete them again. Save them all to an extrernal drive or to large USB flash or whatever and Again NEVER delete them. That way you will always have a way to create another USB flash drive installer or a DVD. Persoanlly I have these files for 10.7.2, 10.7.3 and 10.7.4. You really need to have the InstallESD.DMG file that you made the USB install drive from. With that you can then burn that to DVD.

You may also be able to make your own DMG file from the flash drive then burn that to DVD. But I'm not sure how that would work.

You can also Re-Download Lion from Apple and then SAVE the InstallESD.DMG file and make your DVD from that. But I would suggest that whenever you download and SAVE the install files from Apple for Lion that you NEVER EVER delete them again. Save them all to an extrernal drive or to large USB flash or whatever and Again NEVER delete them. That way you will always have a way to create another USB flash drive installer or a DVD. Persoanlly I have these files for 10.7.2, 10.7.3 and 10.7.4. Spencer Joy wrote: Thanks for the help.

Yes, you are right, I should have saved a copy of the install file. I bought and downloaded Lion on an older Mac. When I go to download Lion in the Mac App Store on my new Mac, I get the following message, We could not complete your purchase This version of Mac OS X 10.7 cannot be installed on this computer. If you have a NEW Mac you don't need to download if from the MAS. You need to download it through the Recovery HD partition on your new Mac or if you erased the drive on the new Mac then when trying to boot to the internal Recovery HD partition it will take you to the Online, Internet, Recovery HD system.

Where you download the version Specific to that New Mac. EDIT: See the new Mac's have New Hardware that needs a whole new set of drivers that the normal MAS download does not contain. IMHO this whole download junk is really screwing the pooch. As of a week or so ago Apple had not updated the download servers to include this new version of Lion for the New Mac's. Meaning that if you are like me and Wipe the drive of all new computer and then reinstall Clean and Fresh you are out of luck because after wiping the drive there isn't the correct version of Lion to do the install. Apple may have updated their servers by now but I don't know for sure. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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DMG is a disk image format for Mac just like an ISO file in Windows. That means, it is possible to mount a DMG file on a virtual disk or write it to a DVD and access its contents. A macOS installation package with DMG extension enables creating bootable installer DVDs. My first experience with burning a DMG file to DVD was actually on Windows, back in 2013, when Mountain Lion was the operating system. I accidentally formatted the hard disk of my iMac and lost the recovery partition in the process.

The only option left for me was buying an OS X Lion Installer disc as the Internet Recovery required a lot of bandwidth and time. Later, I found a way to burn macOS DMG file to a bootable DVD on my Windows laptop. Eventually, I restored my iMac to OS X 10.8 using the same DVD as macOS installation disc. Steps to burn DMG file to a macOS bootable DVD in Windows This is about burning a Mac OS X installer in DMG format ( InstallESD.DMG) to a DVD in Windows environment. Please note that it’s an old method applicable for Mac OS X Mountain Lion. However, the procedure is somewhat same if you download a compatible macOS High sierra or Mojave in DMG format for Transmac on Windows.