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(@ilmin96)
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C\Users\asus\Desktop>slacker -s E\a\H4C C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile 1 Light
house.JPG password -d -n
Mode store
File E\a\H4C
Path C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile
Levels 1
Meta Lighthouse.JPG
Pass password
Tech 1
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Error CreateFile() when opening the C volume. 5
Error GetClusterAndSectorSize() error. 5
Error StoreFile() in main(). 5

I was using Slacker.exe but did not run so i had errors
Ive ran it on both Win XP and Win 7, getting the same errors. Does anyone know what im doing wrong? Please help me (


   
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(@twjolson)
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Quotes around your paths.

C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile 1 Light
house.JPG is not the same as "C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile 1 Light
house.JPG"


   
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(@ilmin96)
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Um, i`m doing you say it but i can`t this proplem and this is code
C\Users\asus\Desktop>slacker -s E\a\H4C "C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile 1 Ligh
thouse.JPG" password -d -n

Incorrect number of arguments.

Hiding a file in slack space
——————————
slacker -s <file> <path> <levels> <metadata> [password] [-dxi] [-n|-k|-f <xorfil
e>]
-s store a file in slack space
<file> file to be hidden
<path> root directory in which to search for slack space
<levels> depth of subdirectories to search for slack space
<metadata> file containing slack space tracking information
[password] passphrase used to encrypt the metadata file
-dxi dumb, random, or intelligent slack space selection
-nkf none, random key, or file based data obfusaction
<xorfile> the file whose contents will be used as the xor key

Restoring a file from slack space
———————————–
slacker -r <metadata> [password] [-o outfile]

-r restore a file from slack space
<metadata> file containing slack space tracking information
[password] passphrase used to decrypt the metadata file
[-o outfile] output file, else original location is used, no clobber

C\Users\asus\Desktop>slacker -s E\a\H4C "C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile" 1 Lig
hthouse.JPG password -d -n
Mode store
File E\a\H4C
Path C\Users\asus\Desktop\Testfile
Levels 1
Meta Lighthouse.JPG
Pass password
Tech 1
Hide 1
Error CreateFile() when opening the C volume. 5
Error GetClusterAndSectorSize() error. 5
Error StoreFile() in main(). 5

i can just say please help me (


   
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(@twjolson)
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I am no expert on slacker. The only thing I see that might be missing is you have no number of levels to search for slack space. I do not know if it is required or not.


   
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Passmark
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I don't know anything about about Slacker.

But I do know a fair amount about Windows API programming.

That "5" at the end of the CreateFile() error will most likely be the output of GetLastError().

And 5 happens to mean "Access is denied".

See also.
http//msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms681382(v=vs.85).aspx

So maybe you need to be running as the elevated admin user in Win7 for it to work? Or maybe the file / disk is locked?


   
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(@ilmin96)
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I`m use Win7 and I`m administrator and no lock


   
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But in Win7 there is the "administrator" and the "elevated administrator". Which have different permissions.

Try right click and Run as Admin.


   
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(@ilmin96)
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Um…
I`m doing cmd for Run as administrator
and Slacker now error code 32
I don`t know what is wrong (
and i`m not a american so i can`t english well


   
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Passmark
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32 is either.

0x32 hex = The request is not supported.
32 decimal = The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

I am guessing it is decimal.

You could try contacting the author?

Or maybe just give up on slacker, and use the well supported Truecrypt to hide stuff, if that is what you are trying to do.
http//www.truecrypt.org/docs/?s=hidden-volume


   
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joakims
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I have not tried slacker in many years, but considering what it does (Write to physical disk) and when it was made (2005), I have my doubts that Windows 7 (or any nt6.x) is supported. But I may be wrong..


   
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