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A $LogFile parser utility for NTFS

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joakims
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Several more bugfixes and added features have been implemented lately. Some of the more interesting changes;

Added option to configure if source is from Nt5.x (XP,2003), which would improve parsing.
Added decode of UpdateRecordDataRoot and UpdateRecordDataAllocation.
Added decode of $Reparse$R.
Added option to extract resident attribute updates.


   
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nightworker
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great tool thanks o lot


   
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joakims
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Another important update with v2.0.0.7. Implemented a much improved filename identification feature. The processing time has increased slightly, but the output quality is much higher. Also fixed a bug that was introduced in 2.0.0.4 that caused certain $UsnJrnl transactions to not be identified.


   
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Hi,

Windows 10 is using new undo/redo operation codes (0x23-0x25). What do they mean ?

Regards


   
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joakims
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I don't know so will have to analyze it. Thanks for notifying.


   
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joakims
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I am unable to find these codes in my $LogFile. Would you be able to share a sample $LogFile with me with such codes in?


   
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joakims
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Commandline mode also implemented for this tool too, among other nice improvements and bugfixes.


   
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