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Hi,
i hope, i have chosen the correct forum for my problem.
I want to analyse an image-file of a partition (debian) with the filesystem ext3.
According to this documentation:
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filesystem, ext3, superblock
Hi,
i hope, i have chosen the correct forum for my problem.
I want to analyse an image-file of a partition (debian) with the filesystem ext3.
According to this documentation:
nongnu.org/ext2-doc/ext2.html#SUPERBLOCK
the superblock is the first 1024 bytes of a partition (point 3.1.).
and i have read in MBR that the start-sector of my partition is the sector "0x63". (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partitionstabelle) -> documentation is unfortunately in german
but you may understand the partitiontable -> in the yellow area the byte "1c6" shows start-sector in this partition -> 0x3f -> 63 decimal (exactly like my partition)
so my question: from which byte does the superblock start in my image-file?
Srry for my bad English. I hope, i could explain my problem properly
thanks for any help.


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