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OSC-Live is a Linux live OS designed for running OpenSuperClone (a fork of HDDSuperClone). This project is intended to serve as a modern replacement for "HDDLiveCD", the live OS that shipped with the original HDDSC project. OSC is an advanced Linux -based cloning and imaging tool intended for data recovery from faulty disks. It creates sector-by-sector clones or images that can be used in conjunction with other file recovery software. OSC employs a multipass imaging approach, an...

ddarch is a simple helper tool that wraps dd, fdisk, parted along with other utilities to easily create, preserve and restore disk images. When sparse files are not in play, dd leaves you with an image equal in size to the size of the input media. Such an image may contain empty spaces, unpartitioned volumes, and be cumbersome to compress and store. Restoring an image to a device of a different size may also require appropriate modifications to the image (partition resizing, trimming) or...

Expect is a tool for automating interactive applications such as telnet, ftp, passwd, fsck, rlogin, tip, etc. Expect is also useful for testing these same applications.

... only, but later fsck and debugging tools will be added. In order to use F2FS, simply; # mkfs.f2fs -l f2fs /dev/block_device # mount -t f2fs /dev/block_device /mnt For details, see linux/Documentation/filesystems/f2fs.txt

Appliance Distribution, Supports USB/Compact Flash devices, Provides a read-only-root filesystem, No need to fsck OS partitions, Appliance State held in dedicated CFG partition, Active/Standby partition design, Simple update/test/rollback

A tool to verify and/or recover as much data as possible from failed disks. When a sector can not be read it will be filled with zeroes and diskrescue continues. The resulting disk/file can be checked with fsck and analyzed with dumpfs and fsdb.

NEXT3® is a flavor of the widely used Ext3 file system with built-in support for snapshots. Developed by CTERA Networks, NEXT3 is licensed under the GPL.

AutoFsck is a script for Linux operating systems (specifically the Ubuntu family) which deals with the annoyance of a periodic fsck runs on boot by moving the checks to shutdown.

Aims to provide platform-independent versions of standard Unix mkfs, fsck, and other tools for a variety of filesystems.

WTF looks up a specified term in a number of databases and returns the definition/s found to the user. It comes with a number of databases including common acronyms, file suffixes, and POSIX commands.

DVD/CD UDF disc drive tools, esp. for the Iomega RRD (aka Iomega REV) drive. Usability patches for UDF mkfs and fsck. Commentary for the lk MMC and UDF source code. cvs co tarballs for firewalls that defeat CVS. Links, FAQ's, troubleshooting hints.

e2salvage is a utility which tries to recover a data from damaged ext2 filesystems. It is able to handle much more damaged filesystem. Fsck connects found i-nodes to the lost+found directory. e2salvage instead tries to recover the directory structure.

System Tool Kit X, is a graphical interface for Mac OSX, that provides GUI controls for various command line tools, some of which are: fsck, ipfw, top, ps, chown, chmod, cron, man and more...

A Linux platform game loosly related to the current Microsoft Antitrust Court Case. After the appeals court dismisses the claims, you take a trip to Redmond with a cigarette lighter and a fuse - your mission - to burn the fsck out the place and destroy e