Yes, that’s correct; you can’t write the blocks to a mount point. First find the device node. Use “diskutil list” to find the device node (e.g. /dev/disk3) on which your USB stick is located. You can do this by size or using the slice names underneath it (e.g. disk3s1). Then eject the volumes using “diskutil unmountdisk disk3” and now write your ISO using “sudo dd if=file.iso of=/dev/disk3”. Be careful what you’re doing here; if you aren’t you might just clobber an important file system or disk, so make sure you get the right device node.
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