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| Subject: | RE: Having trouble breaking partitions out of a raw image |
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| Date: | Sun, 23 Oct 2005 16:00:20 -0700 |
From: Croad Christopher D Ctr AFRL/IFOS 4) This ran fine. I then wanted to verify that the data looked OK, so I did a "file" command [root@LinuxForensics usbdisk]# file image3.dd image3.dd: data
What flavor of Linux are you using? Is the partition a LVM (Logical Volume Management) partition? Perhaps file fails to identify those (any else know the answer?) I have seen the behavior you mention when imaging Fedora Core 4 drives, yet the images mount just fine. Have you tried mounting your imaged partition using loopback drivers? Chris
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