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Also, a 3d Geometry Model written with VPython:


How To Write a Full Disk .dmg File to a Block Device in OSX
It's not so obvious.  First, mount the .dmg file as a block device only:
hdid -nomount /Volumes/Diotallevi/Clean\ Checkpoints/WDC\ Image.dmg

Second, determine the block device of the image and destination:
diskutil list

Third, use 'dd' with an appropriate buffer size to copy over the whole
block image including partition table and boot sector.  Note that it 
is extremely important on some hardware to use a large block size; you
can expect a 20x speedup over the case without blocksize parameter.
dd if=/dev/disk3 of=/dev/disk2 bs=131072

Fourth, enjoy your copied disk.  I get around two terabytes a day of 
transfer rate; I know of no way to skip sparse areas of the disk image,
but could approximate it by dding the first few megabytes of the image,
then using Apple System Restore to copy each volume individually.  
Expect large speedups for sparse disks with this method.