Unfortunately, there are no simple instructions yet. I'm working
on a version of Autopsy that will make it much easier, but it is not
done yet.
The theory is as follows:
- Make a directory for the CD (/cd)
- Move TASK and autopsy to it
- Compile TASK as normal (/cd/task-1.52)
- Compile Autopsy as normal (/cd/autopsy-1.62)
- Edit conf.pl in autopsy as follows:
- $TASKDIR = '../task-1.52'
- $MORGDIR = '../morgue'
- $USE_LOG = 0
- $USE_NOTES = 0
- $SAVE_COOKIE = 0
- Create a morgue directory /cd/morgue
- Create symlinks from partitions to files in the morgue
- ln -s /dev/hda1 ./hda1
- repeat for any device you want
- Create a fsmorgue file that contains all the device entries.
- Burn to CD
This will have to be done for each platform. I may have missed a few
steps, so let me know what errors you get. The new version of Autopsy
will be much easier.
brian
On Sun, Nov 03, 2002 at 12:44:18AM -0500, Gary Pifer wrote:
> Hello. I was wondering if anyone could give me some SIMPLE-STUPID
> instructions for burning these applications on to a CD for running on a
> live system (both unix and windows 2000)...? I emphasized
> SIMPLE-STUPID because I am a beginner at this sort of thing.
>
> Thanks in advance!!!
>
> Gary Pifer
>
>
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