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    • RE: Mount and Extract files from images

      Hi, I’m partclone-nbd developer. I know this thread is quite old, but maybe I could help (or you could help me in solving some issues :)). I used partclone-nbd to read several ext4 images, and I’ve never experienced any problems.

      Furthermore, it is strange that you have to change the code. Defining the loop counter inside the for loop is a C99 extension, and CMakeLists.txt states clearly:

      set( CMAKE_C_STANDARD 99 )
      

      @Sebastian-Roth It would be amazing if you could tell me which version of partclone was used to create dummy images. Or maybe you could share those dummy test images?

      @BedCruncher Have you already tried partclone-nbd?

      posted in Feature Request
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      pr1m0

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    • RE: Mount and Extract files from images

      Hi, I’m partclone-nbd developer. I know this thread is quite old, but maybe I could help (or you could help me in solving some issues :)). I used partclone-nbd to read several ext4 images, and I’ve never experienced any problems.

      Furthermore, it is strange that you have to change the code. Defining the loop counter inside the for loop is a C99 extension, and CMakeLists.txt states clearly:

      set( CMAKE_C_STANDARD 99 )
      

      @Sebastian-Roth It would be amazing if you could tell me which version of partclone was used to create dummy images. Or maybe you could share those dummy test images?

      @BedCruncher Have you already tried partclone-nbd?

      posted in Feature Request
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      pr1m0