Examples of using Volume snapshot in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
The contents of JAR archives are now included in volume snapshots only optionally.
not at any other level seen in volume snapshots.
at first the volume snapshots of the selected evidence objects will be refined,
An underlying storage volume snapshot is then taken
Instead, it has implemented a proprietary volume snapshot provider that does not suffer from the same limitations as LVM snapshots. .
Create new objects in the volume snapshot.
The volume snapshot and in the directory browser.
To the volume snapshot of an evidence object.
The storage is instructed to create a writeable copy of the required volume snapshot.
Volume snapshot of certain volumes formatted with Ext* file system. since v15.6 SR-4.
Ini that allows to prevent attaching external files to a volume snapshot in X-Ways Investigator.
SR-7: Prevents some exception errors that could occur during volume snapshot refinements, in particular metadata extractions.
N of the total data may vary depending on the size of very large files within the volume snapshot.
Ability to extract all kinds of files from Safari cache. db browser cache files when refining the volume snapshot.
Please note that the volume snapshot format has changed, so that earlier versions cannot open volume snapshots saved by v15.4 and later!
Ability to reset selected files in the volume snapshot such that the options in Refine Volume Snapshot would touch them again
for virtual files that were manually attached to a volume snapshot.
The refine volume snapshot operations last applied by the user to a fresh volume snapshot are now preselected when refining another fresh(i.e. totally unrefined) volume snapshot next time, for reasons of convenience.
Avoided inclusion of certain redundant files in the volume snapshot during FILE record searches.
Only one user may change the volume snapshot of an evidence object at a time.