This is the command affconvert that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
affconvert - convert files between RAW and AFF formats
SYNOPSIS
affconvert [options] file1 [... files]
DESCRIPTION
Convert files from RAW to AFF, AFF to RAW and AFF to AFF (recompressing/uncompressing).
WARNING: the source file must have 'raw' or 'aff' as extension in name.
This file is part of the AFFLIBv3, that provides AFF.
AFF is an open and extensible file format to store disk images and associated metadata. It
is useful in several scenaries, as computer forensics investigations.
OPTIONS
General options:
-q Quiet mode. Don't ask questions, don't print status.
-V Just print the version number and exit.
AFF output options:
-a<ext>
Use 'ext' for aff files (default is aff; afd for AFD files).
-L Use the LZMA compression algorithm (better but slower).
-Mn[kmg]
Set maximum size of output file. Suffix with k, m or g. Use with -o.
-O<dir>
Use 'dir' as the output directory. Example: -Otest. Note that you need
create the directory.
-o<dir>.afd
Output to 'dir'.afd (can only convert one at a time). Consider AFF if file
ends using .aff. Otherwise assumes raw. The directory must have .afd as
extension in name.
-s<n> Set the image_pagesize as 'n' (default 16777216).
-x Don't compress the AFF file.
-X<n> Set compression to 'n'; default is 7.
Raw output options:
-e<ext>
Use 'ext' for the raw files (default is raw). Implies in -r.
-r Force raw output.
Dangerous input options:
-y Always answer yes/no questions 'yes.'
-Z Do not automatically probe for gzip/bzip2 compression.
-z ZAP (delete) the output file if it already exists.
EXAMPLES
Convert file1.raw to file1.aff:
$ affconvert file1.raw
Batch convert files:
$ affconvert file1.raw file2.raw file3.raw
Split an AFF file into 4GB chunks for archiving to DVD:
$ affconvert -M4g -odvd.afd bigfile.aff
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