Linux command
xmount 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Example
xmount --in raw [path/to/image.dd] --out dmg [mountpoint]
Example
xmount --cache [path/to/cache.ovl] --in ewf [path/to/image.E??] --out vhd [mountpoint]
Example
xmount --offset 2048 --in raw [path/to/image.dd] --out raw [mountpoint]
说明
xmount creates virtual disk images using FUSE, converting between formats on-the-fly. It's useful for forensic analysis, allowing read-only access to disk images in different formats. Write cache support enables modifications without altering the original image.
参数
- --in _FORMAT_ _IMAGE_
- Input format and image file (raw, ewf, aff, etc.)
- --out _FORMAT_
- Output format (raw, dmg, vhd, vdi, vmdk)
- --cache _FILE_
- Write cache file for modifications
- --offset _SECTORS_
- Offset to partition in sectors
- --sizelimit _BYTES_
- Limit virtual image size
FAQ
What is the xmount command used for?
xmount creates virtual disk images using FUSE, converting between formats on-the-fly. It's useful for forensic analysis, allowing read-only access to disk images in different formats. Write cache support enables modifications without altering the original image.
How do I run a basic xmount example?
Run `xmount --in raw [path/to/image.dd] --out dmg [mountpoint]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --in _FORMAT_ _IMAGE_ do in xmount?
Input format and image file (raw, ewf, aff, etc.)