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scalpel

Recover files from a disk image based on file headers and footers. tldr-pages

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Recover files from a disk image based on file headers and footers. File patterns must be enabled in the configuration file (all are commented out by default).

Carve files from a disk image using a specific configuration file

scalpel -c path/to/scalpel.conf -o path/to/output_directory path/to/disk_image.ddIdentify

Preview which files would be carved, without actually carving them

scalpel -p -c path/to/scalpel.conf -o path/to/output_directory path/to/disk_image.ddIdentify

Skip the first N bytes of the disk image before carving

scalpel -s number -c path/to/scalpel.conf -o path/to/output_directory path/to/disk_image.ddIdentify

Carve files without organizing them into subdirectories by type

scalpel -O -c path/to/scalpel.conf -o path/to/output_directory path/to/disk_image.ddIdentify

Display help

scalpel -hIdentify

Display version

scalpel -VIdentify