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fls:tldr:73052
This command is using the fls tool to retrieve information about the file and directory structures within a disk image file. Let's break down the command:
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fls
: This is the command being used, which is a part of The Sleuth Kit suite. It is commonly used in digital forensics to examine disk images. -
-r
: This option specifies that the command should recursively list files and subdirectories, i.e., it will display the contents of directories within directories. -
-m ${C:}
: This option specifies the file system type to be used for analysis. In this case, it is set to${C:}
, which likely means that it is using the NTFS file system. NTFS is commonly used in Windows operating systems. -
-o ${sector}
: This option specifies the output format for file and directory entries.${sector}
indicates that the output format should be the starting sector numbers of files and directories along with their names. -
${path-to-image_file}
: This is the path to the disk image file that the command will be analyzing. You need to replace${path-to-image_file}
with the actual path to the disk image file on your system.
Overall, this command will recursively analyze the disk image file specified by ${path-to-image_file}
using the NTFS file system, and it will output the starting sector numbers along with the names of files and directories.