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Tools for identifying which sector (logical block address) a given file resides in exist for other file systems, such as ntfscluster and debugfs.
The output might look something like this:
Date and time Size Blocks LBA Attributes Name
------------------- ----- ------ ------------ ----------- ------------------------
2024-08-26 18:56:47 9864 5 3390 example.mp3
Perhaps a --csv option should change the output format into CSV.
Ideally, it should support ISO9660 too, with options to show the Joliet and Rock Ridge file names where available, and a reverse search feature (finding out which file resides on a given sector).
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Tools for identifying which sector (logical block address) a given file resides in exist for other file systems, such as
ntfscluster
anddebugfs
.The output might look something like this:
Perhaps a
--csv
option should change the output format into CSV.Ideally, it should support ISO9660 too, with options to show the Joliet and Rock Ridge file names where available, and a reverse search feature (finding out which file resides on a given sector).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: