Closed bitsgalore closed 2 years ago
bitsgalore
commented
2 years ago Now mostly done. Still todo:
bitsgalore
commented
2 years ago Replace IsoBuster stuff with Aaru stuff. Esp. installation, and mention to run aaru once after install to create main database:
Creating main database
Adding USB vendors
Added 3410 usb vendors
Adding USB products
Added 19812 usb products
Adding CompactDisc read offsets
Added 4630 CompactDisc read offsets
Adding known devices
Added 354 known devices
Saving changes...
In compliance with the European Union General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR),
we must give you the following information about Aaru and ask if you want to opt-in
in some information sharing.
Disclaimer: Because Aaru is an open source software this information, and therefore,
compliance with GDPR only holds true if you obtained a certificated copy from its original
authors. In case of doubt, close Aaru now and ask in our IRC support channel.
For any information sharing your IP address may be stored in our server, in a way that is not
possible for any person, manual, or automated process, to link with your identity, unless
specified otherwise.
Do you want to enable the decryption of copy protected media (also known as DRM),
like for example DVD Video CSS encryption.
Consult your local laws before enabling it, as this is illegal in some countries, or
only legal under some circumstances.
Do you want to enable decryption of copy protected media? (Y/N): y
With the 'device-report' command, Aaru creates a report of a device, that includes its
manufacturer, model, firmware revision and/or version, attached bus, size, and supported commands.
The serial number of the device is not stored in the report. If used with the debug parameter,
extra information about the device will be stored in the report. This information is known to contain
the device serial number in non-standard places that prevent the automatic removal of it on a handful
of devices. A human-readable copy of the report in XML format is always created in the same directory
where Aaru is being run from.
Sharing a report with us will send it to our server, that's in the european union territory, where it
will be manually analyzed by an european union citizen to remove any trace of personal identification
from it. Once that is done, it will be shared in our stats website, https://www.aaru.app
These report will be used to improve Aaru support, and in some cases, to provide emulation of the
devices to other open-source projects. In any case, no information linking the report to you will be stored.
Do you want to share your device reports with us? (Y/N): n
Aaru can store some usage statistics. These statistics are limited to the number of times a
command is executed, a filesystem, partition, or device is used, the operating system version, and other.
In no case, any information besides pure statistical usage numbers is stored, and they're just joint to the
pool with no way of using them to identify you.
Do you want to save stats about your Aaru usage? (Y/N): n
Don't forget:
IsoBuster configuration: