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I got a Mac image in a form of E01 files, which i fail mount in linux. I currently use the SIFT 3 dist but i use kali also. The image is from an SSD with a HFS+ fs. I have tried using tools such as: ewfmount, mountewf.py, xmount which generated a single file that i should be able to mount with 'mount' and yet i am getting an error that says the partition table is not valid.
While running on the E01 file itself - mmls -i ewf -t mac it outputs: Invalid magic value (Mac partition table entry (Sector: 1) ffff) while running 'file' on the image file it outputs: 'Macintosh HFS Extended version 4 data (mounted) last mounted by: 'HFSJ', created: Mon Jun 17 09:, last modified: Tue Nov 19 02:, block size: 4096, number of blocks: 121839616, free blocks: 53334222' lets take for example the ewfmount tool. My syntax is as follows: ewfmount /media/myfirste01file.e01 /media/singleFileDir - get me a single file name 'ewf1' i then use 'mount as follows: mount /media/singleFileDir/ewf1 /media/MountFolderOfFile/ thats the error i get: 'wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg tail or so' after all of the above, I did manage to produce (in windows) a full logs file with log2timeline.py from that image.
FTK imager (in windows) managed to mount the image and show me the folders tree and file, but because it is windows i cant export the files or read them. I've tried FTK imager command line for linux, but it is not helpful since it doesn't have the option of mounting an image like it's counter part in windows. My ultimate goal is to run the image in Vmware, but the bad partition table keeps me from doing that. How can i find what wrong in the partition table, and can i fix it without harming the image? And how FTK imager is able to mount it? It is probably using Apple core storage, and may even be encrypted.
A lot of software, even data recovery software doesn't support core storage volumes yet. Did you actually look at the RAW data to see if it's encrypted? You may have to connect the image to an actual mac and see if it prompts you to input a password when mounted. I have looked at the raw data and it doesn't seem encrypted to me (mabye it is, i am not sure) is there a way i can check a if the image is encrypted beside mounting it on a mac? And if it is encrypted how is it i managed to extract logs with log2timeline?
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It is probably using Apple core storage, and may even be encrypted. A lot of software, even data recovery software doesn't support core storage volumes yet.
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Did you actually look at the RAW data to see if it's encrypted? You may have to connect the image to an actual mac and see if it prompts you to input a password when mounted. I have looked at the raw data and it doesn't seem encrypted to me (mabye it is, i am not sure) is there a way i can check a if the image is encrypted beside mounting it on a mac? And if it is encrypted how is it i managed to extract logs with log2timeline? Do we know specifics on the original Hard drive? SSD or Hybrid SSHD? Specific model and year of the Mac?