[sleuthkit-users] Error when running 2.04

[Jennifer S. <g33...@li...>]

When I run sorter in sleuthkit 2.04 on a FAT32 image, I am receiving odd er=
rors that I didn't get when I ran the exact same command in v. 2.03 (from t=
he 2.03 folder) - can someone help me figure out what I need to fix?  I loo=
ked through the change notes and the website, but I didn't see anything res=
embling this problem (sorry if it's there and I missed it - some of the not=
es are above my level of knowledge.)

I am running the following command (in /path/sleuthkit-2.04/):

./bin/sorter -d /localdata/practice/TEST_G/sorterG -f fat -o 63 -x /localda=
ta/NSRL/known_good/goodfiles.txt -s /localdata/forensic_tools/images/fat32i=
mage.dd\

and I receive the following output:

Analyzing  "/localdata/forensic_tools/images/fat32image.dd"
  Loading Allocated File Listing
  Processing 34 Allocated Files and Directories
  General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
100%

  Loading Unallocated File Listing
  Processing 11 Unallocated meta-data structures
  General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
General file system error (Starting cluster of deleted file is allocated)
100%

All files have been saved to: /localdata/practice/TEST_G/sorterG

Thanks in advance for any help you can give...

-gg


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