September 2012
Intermediate to advanced
744 pages
21h 5m
English
The purpose of the forensic boot disk is to boot the computer and load an operating system in a forensically sound manner so that the evidentiary media is not changed. A normal DOS boot disk will make calls to the C: drive primarily via COMMAND.COM but also with IO.SYS. Figure 4-1 shows COMMAND.COM making a call to the C: drive. Also, it will attempt to load DRVSPACE.BIN (disk compression software) if present. An EnCase forensic boot ...
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