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Smart Disk Doctor
Alternative to HDD Sentinel for Linux systems. It reviews and rates.
This application is a Linux alternative to the Windows HDD Sentinel program. It reads and scores your disks' SMART data and displays the results. It also allows you to perform a wipe on your disk before putting it up for sale. https://github.com/shampuan/Smart-Disk-Doctor -
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TekDT BMC Pro
Lightweight Windows deployment platform for USB/PXE boot, zero-touch
TekDT BMC Pro is a lightweight Windows deployment platform for bootable USB/HDD media and PXE network boot. It streamlines installation into a repeatable workflow: choose the boot target, select or download a Windows ISO, then deploy Windows and post-install software with unattended automation. The platform supports UEFI and Legacy boot, integrated DHCP for PXE, real-time client monitoring, remote control actions, smart driver delivery, TLS-encrypted server/client communication, offline... -
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lbatofile
Map logical block address to filename
A sysadmin tool that maps a sector (for example a bad sector) to a filename (so you know which file got trashed). It relies on and integrates a variety of other tools such as blkid, lvm, and debugfs to chase the sector number through the layers of partitions, logical volumes, and filesystems that are part of a modern system.
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