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 shilpa4nsc
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Topic starter 11/09/2008 7:18 pm  

Hello Forum,

I am having 3 different images,

2 of Windows XP sp2, and 1 of Windows Vista SP1,

The above images are created using SOLO-3

I have tried using Mount Image Pro, and I am able to sucessfully mount the 2 XP images,

However the Vista image I am not able to mount it using Mount Image Pro.

Is there any other alternatives, for mounting The Vista Image as a drive letter?

Can anyone please provide some help on this.

Thanks in advance

Shilpa Agarwal
India


   
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 BitHead
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11/09/2008 8:08 pm  

Have you followed the suggestions in the MIP Knowledgebase?

Harlan Carvey has a bit on his blog about mounting images.


   
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 shilpa4nsc
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Topic starter 11/09/2008 11:49 pm  

Have you followed the suggestions in the MIP Knowledgebase?

Harlan Carvey has a bit on his blog about mounting images.

Thanks Sir,

I am just going through it.


   
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 shilpa4nsc
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Topic starter 13/09/2008 1:09 am  

Have you followed the suggestions in the MIP Knowledgebase?

Harlan Carvey has a bit on his blog about mounting images.

Thanks Sir,

I am just going through it.

My helper service was actually giving problems.

gr8.

It os always good to refer the documents and help sites for the software, only thing, i was running out of time.

Thanks


   
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 gmarshall139
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15/09/2008 6:28 pm  

Encase has a module that allows you to mount images. Practical only if you already have Encase.


   
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Igor_Michailov
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20/09/2008 4:39 am  

Smart Mount
*Mount EnCase/Expert Witness (.E01 files), VMWare Disk (.vmdk files), FTK, SMART or dd files locally or over the network.
*Convert EnCase/Expert Witness and .vmdk files to "flat" image files
*Mount password protected EnCase/Expert Witness .E01 files without the password
*Mount file systems from within dd images or Macintosh .dmg images
*Mount file systems from within FTK images
http//www.asrdata.com/SmartMount/


   
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keydet89
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20/09/2008 5:27 pm  

Encase has a module that allows you to mount images. Practical only if you already have Encase.

Wasn't that capability licenses from GetData, the folks who made Mount Image Pro?


   
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ecophobia
 ecophobia
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11/10/2008 11:29 am  

Smart Mount is going to cost $100 + compared to MIP and for poor Austrlians it may be a bit pricy (our dollar when from 85 to 65cents for $1 US cry


   
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 farmerdude
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15/10/2008 8:24 pm  

At times in life you often get what you pay for.

Depending upon your objectives, investing in SMART MOUNT may be a no brainer.

If price alone is your deciding factor then look into Linux and the loopback device to mount your image files as there is no direct _financial_ cost.

Cheers!

farmerdude

www.forensicbootcd.com

www.onlineforensictraining.com


   
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 echo6
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22/10/2008 3:18 am  

investing in SMART MOUNT may be a no brainer.

Yep, agree here also..support for both Windows and Linux versions, you may as well go for both if your budget can stretch. I look forward to watching the development of this product grow also.


   
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