I was able to successfully create the vmdk file I wanted. The terminal hanging
was just taking its time to write the file. It is rather large though, about
85 GB. I've tried using VirtualBox 5.0 for linux and while it recognizes it as
a vmdk file it does not select it when I specify it as the
I have now changed the command to qemu-img convert /mnt/ewf1/ewf1 -O vmdk
/home/sansforensics/Desktop/Item1.vmdk and two things have happened. 1. An
Item1.vmdk file is now on the desktop. Terminal just hangs after running the
command. The cursor is blinking and the shell prompt has not returne
On 20 July 2015 at 14:57, Cervellone, Adam wrote:
Your instructions say:
>> 4.qemu-img convert /mnt/ewf1/ -O vmdk
>> .vmdk
but in your screenshot the command you run is:
qemu-img convert /mnt/ewf1 -O vmdk /home/sansforensics/Desktop/Item1.vmdk
and you haven't filled in the 'E01 i
I apologize for my error. I have now re-run all the commands in the same order
and attached a screen shot of the terminal window. I have selected desktop as
the location for the VMDK file to be stored and it is included in the command
after -O vmdk.
Thank you,
Adam Cervellone
-Original
To whom it may concern,
My name is Adam Cervellone. I am a digital evidence intern at the North
Carolina State Crime Laboratory. As part of my time here, I am conducting a
research project using the SIFT workstation to make a virtual machine of an E01
file. I've previously used this series of
On 20 July 2015 at 14:03, Cervellone, Adam wrote:
> My name is Adam Cervellone. I am a digital evidence intern at the North
> Carolina State Crime Laboratory. As part of my time here, I am conducting a
> research project using the SIFT workstation to make a virtual machine of an
> E01 file. I’ve
