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	.TH mountewf 1 "February 1, 2009" "" "mountewf"

	.SH NAME
	mountewf \- Small tool to mount ewf files as dd image or vdi file

	.SH SYNOPSIS
	.B mountewf
	[[fuse_options] [--vdi]] <ewf_files> <mountpoint>
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	.SH DESCRIPTION
	.B mountewf
	is a small tool to mount ewf (Expert Witness Compression Format)
	files so that the contained data can be accessed directly by other programs
	without the need of supporting ewf input files. Data can be represented as
	dd image or as VirtualBox disk file.
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	.SH OPTIONS
	.B
	fuse_options:
	These are options specific to fuse. See the fuse docs for more infos.
	.br
	.B
	--vdi:
	Emulate a VirtualBox vdi file.
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	.B
	image:
	Specifies the ewf file(s). You have to specify ALL ewf parts! Under
	bash, this can be done using .E?? as file extension.
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	.B
	mountpoint:
	Specifies the mount point under which the emulated files will be
	located.
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	.SH BUGS
	Currently don't know of any. If you find one, please e-mail me.

	.SH EXAMPLE
	To mount an ewf image from your acquired disk as an dd image under /mnt,
	you would use a command similiar to this:

	mountewf ./acquired_disk.E?? /mnt

	If you want to mount the same ewf image as vdi file, you would use
	a command like this:

	mountewf --vdi ./acquired_disk.E?? /mnt