fsgrab -- get blocks from an (ext2) filesystem on Linux

Aaron Crane <aaronc@pobox.com>

This program allows you to seek to a given point in a file or a block device
and write a given number of blocks out from that point, without reading the
intervening material.  The data is written to standard output.

Requirements
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    * Linux
    * GNU gcc
    * GNU make

Usage
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fsgrab [-b BLOCKSIZE] [-c COUNT] [-s SKIP] [-f] [DEVICE]
fsgrab -h

DEVICE is device to read from; defaults to /dev/hda1

Options
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-b: BLOCKSIZE is the size of a filesystem block; defaults to 1024
-c: COUNT is count of blocks to read; defaults to 1
-s: SKIP is count of blocks to skip; defaults to 0
-f: write to stdout even if it's a terminal
-h: print a help message

Installation
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Type `make install' in this directory.

Copyright and Distribution rights
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See the file COPYING in this distribution.