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Unable to acquire input. libmfdata_array_resize: invalid entries size value exceeds maximum. #24
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Which version of libewf are you using? libmfdata is part of the legacy version, so moving this to a different issue tracker. |
Possible duplicate of #9 |
Hi Joachim, sorry for that stupid mistake.... ewfacquire is version 20140813 on the current kali linux live iso. |
That is still relatively recent, see https://github.com/libyal/libewf-legacy/releases you might are hitting the limits of the legacy version. You can try the experimenting with changing the hard memory limit in the legacy version or try the experimental version. |
Hi, unfortunatelly no change with: ewfacquire -V |
Experimental version is https://github.com/libyal/libewf/releases |
Hi, sorry for the delay! Tested now the latest experimental version and did the usual configure ending up in:
doing installcheck:
OS is latest Kali linux:
Here is the whole compile process: Some additional debugging informations:
So the file is there, but seems the ewfacquire binary expect it somewhere else ( where ever this might be :-) ) |
did you update your ldcache ? |
Hi, adding the lib path to ldconfig and rebuilding the cache helped. Thank you! Unfortunatelly it now tells me that the chosen options are not supported.
will result in:
while this will work:
So actually nothing changed between the versions, except that the code will now tell that its unsupported to get more than 4mio. bytes... Greetings |
Hi,
results in:
If the bytes to aquire is reduced, it will work:
Also everything < 4 TB will work.
Is there some more elegant way to get this done, but to manipulate the starting offset to virtually slice the device in multiple logical parts?
Thank you and great project work!
Greetings
Oliver
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