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KungFuAction
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I backed up an entire drive in EWF format. Question of the day how can I restore it back to the original drive (I don't care if it gets wiped). Thanks!

Marc Yu
http//PensacolaForensics.com


   
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ntexaminer
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Marc,

If you have X-Ways available, the Restore Image option is available from the File menu and accepts E01 files as input.

You can also do this in linux using something like mount_ewf.py to mount the E01 as a raw image and dd to write the raw image to your original drive.

HTH


   
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KungFuAction
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Marc,

If you have X-Ways available, the Restore Image option is available from the File menu and accepts E01 files as input.

You can also do this in linux using something like mount_ewf.py to mount the E01 as a raw image and dd to write the raw image to your original drive.

HTH

Thanks, that helps.


   
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jaclaz
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Marc,
You can also do this in linux using something like mount_ewf.py to mount the E01 as a raw image and dd to write the raw image to your original drive.

More
http//computer-forensics.sans.org/blog/2011/11/28/digital-forensic-sifting-mounting-ewf-or-e01-evidence-image-files

jaclaz


   
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