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The term block is used in a couple of different contexts with TSK.  
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= Data Unit =
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Block is the term used in the [[HFS]] file systems to refer to a grouping of consecutive [[sectors]]. Sectors are typically 512-bytes each and it is more efficient for a file system to allocate and use multiple sectors at a time. Each file system uses a different term for the resulting group. [[TSK]] uses the term [[data unit]] to refer to the grouping.  
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Block is also used in the [[ExtX]] and [[UFS]] file systems to refer to a grouping of [[fragments]]. These file systems group sectors into fragments and fragments into blocks. However, blocks are not given unique addresses. Their address is the address of the first fragment in the block.  
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= Data Unit Layer Command Line Tools =
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The command line tools in TSK are organized into layers. The data unit layer tools start with 'blk', which is short for block. See the [[TSK Tool Overview]] for more details on the tool layers.

Latest revision as of 07:11, 28 April 2014

The term block is used in a couple of different contexts with TSK.

Data Unit

Block is the term used in the HFS file systems to refer to a grouping of consecutive sectors. Sectors are typically 512-bytes each and it is more efficient for a file system to allocate and use multiple sectors at a time. Each file system uses a different term for the resulting group. TSK uses the term data unit to refer to the grouping.

Block is also used in the ExtX and UFS file systems to refer to a grouping of fragments. These file systems group sectors into fragments and fragments into blocks. However, blocks are not given unique addresses. Their address is the address of the first fragment in the block.

Data Unit Layer Command Line Tools

The command line tools in TSK are organized into layers. The data unit layer tools start with 'blk', which is short for block. See the TSK Tool Overview for more details on the tool layers.