At a murder scene, you have started making an image of a computer's drive. You're in the back bedroom of the house, and a small fire has started in the kitchen. If the fire can't be extinguished, you have only a few minutes to acquire data from a 10 GB hard disk. What are your options for preserving the data?

At a murder scene, you have started making an image of a computer's drive. You're in the back bedroom of the house, and a small fire has started in the kitchen. If the fire can't be extinguished, you have only a few minutes to acquire data from a 10 GB hard disk. What are your options for preserving the data?

CompTIA Linux+ Guide to Linux Certification (MindTap Course List)

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305107168

Author:Jason Eckert

Publisher:Jason Eckert

Chapter5: Linux Filesystem Administration

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14RQ

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