forensic cloning of SCSI disks

[terminator2]

Dear all friends

I want to make sector by sector clone of a72 GB SCSI hard disk. Obviously I cant do it within windows as windows may alter source /target disks.
my normal choice is DOS and dos based cloning tools. Unfortunately these tools have become obsolete and developer do not support them anymore.
Other alternate will be Linux , but I am strictly a windows guy and not much proficient using Linux.
can someone pls. suggest any alternate.
Thank you

[lcoughey]

If you need these drives cloned for forensically sound copies, you are best to seek the services of someone who already knows how to do it.

[databack]

Use AccessData FTK imager!

[terminator2]

Hi all
Thanks for the suggestions.
FTK imager is good tool ,but it can only Image ,I think it does not support cloning.

[databack]

OSForensics....

[Kum Ruzvelt]

You fan use SCSI write blocker to connect hdd to PC. And any software for imaging/clone.

[terminator2]

hi Kum
Yes write blocker is good solution ,but scsi interface is too old and such cases come one in 1-2 years. So dead investment is not justified .
Besides you can do his job using proper softwares too.
Here I have completed task , I have used DOS based tools.
I have hdd duplicator licensed version too (last official build) ,but it is not updated in years and some mebera re skeptical for it.
I have cloned scsi to SATA first ( Redced size of 1TB target SATA to 72 GB first)
Then cloned from SATA to scsi again.

I have checked SHA1 using OS forensic of all 3 drives which is precisely same so all 3 disks are digitally identical.
thanks all for the help

[guru]

I think Barts SCSITOOL may work. Not sure if it's avaliable anymore..

http://academy.delmar.edu/Courses/ITSY2 ... otDisk.htm

[terminator2]

Thanks Guru

SCSITOOL will definitely help me in future cloning .