Re: [sleuthkit-users] ntfs.c.patch
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From: Hideaki I. <hi...@po...> - 2003-02-19 10:43:13
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Hi, On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 12:50:34 -0500 Brian Carrier <ca...@at...> wrote: > > I hope that TASK supports a Unicode option at the next version. > >I can't really do much in this area with out help and testing from >non-english users since I don't have access to test images. And, this >is the first request that I have gotten for it. What happens when you >run this on the command line? Does the shell display the Japanese >symbols? For example: > > fls -f ntfs img.dd Many thanks for your comment. There is a result of a command as below. #fls -f ntfs jp.dd r/r 34-128-1: ?,?jp.txt r/r 34-128-4: ?,?jp.txt:stream.txt r/- * 0: ?,?jp.txt http://www.port139.co.jp/task/jp.dd (Size:8M NTFS image) A shell cannot display Japanese character (Unicode). Therefore we have to use Autopsy and Web browser. A general browser supports Unicode(UTF-8). IE, Netscape,Opera... I asked Mr.Takahashi how to display Japanese using a Shell. But I could not get a good method from him. Then he wrote a patch of Unicode for me. I think it is difficult to display a Japanese file name of NTFS with TASK. However, I can read in a Web browser if output in UTF-8 or UTF-16 as a character code of a file name. And if we use UTF-8 or UTF-16 for output, I suppose not only Japanese but any other language can be displayed. I am not sure that whether other filing systems use Unicode. Best regards, -- Hideaki Ihara <hi...@po...> Port139 URL: http://www.port139.co.jp/ PGP PUBLIC KEY: http://www.port139.co.jp/pgp/ |