| sean finney on 16 Apr 2005 16:00:51 -0000 |
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hi art, On Fri, Apr 15, 2005 at 06:46:48AM -0400, Art Alexion wrote: > $ lazarus > Can't open you need to pass it a filename, like your partition. you also need to run it as root, or set things up so you have privileges to read the raw disk and write the reports to the correct directory. so try: $ sudo lazarus /dev/hde1 (or whatever partition the data could start at) however, in my tests it doesn't seem that lazarus knows anything about the ogg-vorbis/flac filetypes, so this may be a wasted effort anyway. however, if you're feeling adventurous, you could always try to home- roll yourself a small c program that does the work. do something like block number = 0 open(file) while(!end of file) read next $filesystem_blocksize of data into buffer if buffer looks like the beginning of an ogg/flac file print block number block number ++ then, you've built yourself the same type of map that lazarus would have generated, and you can try some creative uses of dd/bvi (plus reading about the ogg/flac file structure) from there to piece things together. and yes, i've had to do this :( sean Attachment:
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