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| <dt> /path/to/image.logfile</dt><dd>tells ddrescue to refer to the existing logfiles so it will only read the necessary blocks.</dd> | ||
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| <p>Additional information can be found on the the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/ddrescue.html" target="_blank>">ddrescue site</a>, a related entry in the <a href="https://forensicswiki.xyz/wiki/index.php?title=Ddrescue" target="_blank">Forensics Wiki</a> and Johan van der Knijff's post <a href="https://www.bitsgalore.org/2019/03/22/a-simple-workflow-tool-for-imaging-optical-media-using-readom-and-ddrescue" target="_blank"> | ||
| A simple workflow tool for imaging optical media using readom and ddrescue</a>. |
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| A simple workflow tool for imaging optical media using readom and ddrescue</a>. | |
| A simple workflow tool for imaging optical media using readom and ddrescue</a></p>. |
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This h3 tag should have a different ID -- as well as on the subsequent lines. This seems to be an error you didn't introduce per se, there are some other places in the codebase that need to have this id updated.
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These are some great additions! I made a small syntax suggestion, and noted a larger issue around duplicated ids in the h3 tags. |
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Thanks! I believe I have corrected the problems you pointed out. |
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That's great! @dd388 will have to take it from here, I don't have write access to this repo. :) |
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@bdietz -- I saw one typo, and tried this thing where you can leave a comment on a specific line. Do you see it? |
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@dd388 I didn't see it, but I was able to find the typo and fix it. Sorry about that! |
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Hi Dianne, I've added three things related to imaging that I hope you'll review. The commands are specific to Mac. I'm wondering how well these fit w/ the rest of your repository. Maybe these belong, with other born-digital processing oriented tasks, in a different site. What do you think? --Brian