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This may or may not be an issue however I believe nwipe should be using direct I/O with the disc rather than using the standard read/write commands that rely upon the OS caching the data.
To maximi…
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Hello, I am trying to make a flash drive that will clear all connected media after itself. However, I don't know how to safely exclude the flash drive itself. I have read that excluding the drive by s…
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@PartialVolume,
I've embarked on some changes but wanted to get your thoughts before forking.
1. I'm changing the logic in pass.c/nwipe_static_pass() (others later) to *NOT* abort on a write() o…
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As described in this line, HDD serial numbers may be no more than 20 bytes. If this constraint is violated, nwipe will exit with a buffer overflow. https://github.com/martijnvanbrummelen/nwipe/blob/2f…
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Ive used cygwin but it hasnt worked
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Shredos is an excellent program that suits me perfectly with one small thing missing. I often come into contact with Dell computers. Is there any way to ensure that the serial number of the device (ca…
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2 weeks ago
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Compiler generated warning: The problem here being strlen is expecting a const char * and instead gets a unsigned char * in the form of "c[i]->identity.serial_no"
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gui.c: In function ‘nwipe_gui_s…
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Probably not but still asking.
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While researching ways to securely wipe partitions in Linux, I came across a screenshot of nwipe, with the text "Disks and Partitions" to select, which sounded like it would do the trick. That text do…
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I've been trying to us nwipe on odd sector sizes. IE 520 , 524, 528 byte fiber drives. It doesn't appear to see them, but the fiber card does. Is there an add-on or switch to enable those drives ?