Closed Gasu16 closed 3 months ago
Thanks, due to how this was installed, it's trying to write to a cache directory, but can't. Please trying specifying a cache path that you know you can write to (using --cache-path
). If that works, you can ensure the value is always used by setting it in the default vol.json
configuration file. The documentation is a little hidden unfortunately, but you can read up on how to use vol.json
here.
Thanks, due to how this was installed, it's trying to write to a cache directory, but can't. Please trying specifying a cache path that you know you can write to (using
--cache-path
). If that works, you can ensure the value is always used by setting it in the defaultvol.json
configuration file. The documentation is a little hidden unfortunately, but you can read up on how to usevol.json
here.
Thanks a lot! It worked For whoever has my same problem, basically follow these steps (Windows only):
vol.exe -vvv --cache-path .\your_new_directory\ -f .\file.mem windows.info.Info
Hi all, I currently have a Windows 11 RAM Dump and would like to open it via volatility. What I can do to make it work? This is my output