Hi All,
I have the acquired raw images for a Mac system (e.g. Mac.001,Mac.002….etc)
Now how do I mount these images to view the file contents in Linux?
Usually for Windows system images, I will use affuse, losetup and kpartx to mount and view the partitions.
But in this case, I am getting, "mount wrong fs type, bad options, bad superblock"
Using dmesg to view error messages, I got the following messages
"hfsplus invalid secondary volume header"
"hfsplus unable to find HFS+ superblock"
However using FTK I could mount the images and view on Windows without any issues.
Is there any other way to mount the Mac images on a Linux system to view the file system/contents?
Thanks In Advance
SmartMount
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Smart Mount provides automatic detection of the following filesystem types, which helps automate the mounting process.
NTFS
FAT12, FAT16, FAT32
HFS and HFS+ (including HFSJ and HFSX)
Ext2 and Ext3
ISO9660 (CD-ROM)
UDF (DVD)
…and more coming soon!
Looking for a free option as it is for R&D purposes |
From the Ubuntu documentation
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and Tuxtrix
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