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xmount

Virtual disk image format conversion

TLDR

Mount raw to DMG
$ xmount --in raw [path/to/image.dd] --out dmg [mountpoint]
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Mount EWF to VHD with cache
$ xmount --cache [path/to/cache.ovl] --in ewf [path/to/image.E??] --out vhd [mountpoint]
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Mount partition at offset
$ xmount --offset 2048 --in raw [path/to/image.dd] --out raw [mountpoint]
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SYNOPSIS

xmount [OPTIONS] --in FORMAT IMAGE --out FORMAT MOUNTPOINT

DESCRIPTION

xmount creates virtual disk images using FUSE, converting between formats on-the-fly. It's useful for forensic analysis, allowing read-only access to disk images in different formats.Write cache support enables modifications without altering the original image.

PARAMETERS

--in FORMAT IMAGE

Input format and image file (raw, ewf, aff, etc.)
--out FORMAT
Output format (raw, dmg, vhd, vdi, vmdk)
--cache FILE
Write cache file for modifications
--offset SECTORS
Offset to partition in sectors
--sizelimit BYTES
Limit virtual image size

CAVEATS

Requires FUSE support. Some format conversions may not support all features. Used primarily for forensic and virtualization purposes.

SEE ALSO

mount(8), losetup(8), qemu-img(1)

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