FTK Imager Command Line Help
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Kelvin LamFTK Imager Command Line Help
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Kelvin LamAccessData FTK Imager CLI v2.
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(Command Line Interface - April 22, 2010)
Usage: ftkimager source [dest_file] [options] Source can specify a block device, a supported image file, or - for stdin If dest_file is specified, a proper extension for the image type will be appended. If dest_file is - or not specified, raw data will be written to stdout Options: help Display this information list-drives Show detected physical drives verify Hash/verify the destination image, or the source image if no destination is specified print-info Print information about a drive or image and then exit quiet Do not show create/verify progress information no-sha1 Do not compute SHA1 hash during acquire or verify The following options are valid only when dest_file is specified s01 Create a SMART ew-compressed image e01 Create an E01 format image frag x{K|M|G|T} Create image fragments at most x {K|M|G|T} in size also accepts kB, MB, GB, and TB for powers of 10 instead of 2 compress C Set compression level to C (0=none, 1=fast, ..., 9=best) E01/smart metadata (use quote marks when X contains spaces): case-number X evidence-number X description X examiner X notes X AD Encryption Options inpass P Decrypt source file using password P incert C [P] Decrypt source file using certificate C with password P outpass P Encrypt destination file using password P outcert C [P] Encrypt destination file using certificate C with password P
The Mac version of Command Line Imager supports OS 10.5 and 10.6
The print-info command on Mac and Linux images (in E01 and S01 formats), under Acquired on OS: gives the kernel version number, not the OS version. For example, an
image acquired on Mac OS 10.6.3, displays version 10.3.0 (which is the Darwin kernel version).
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