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How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 5:56

Hello,
How can I compare the contents of two partitions sector by sector?

Thank you.

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 6:45

winhex for example?

pepe

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 7:27

pepe wrote:winhex for example?

pepe

Thank you so much.

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 8:25

welcome :)

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 10:03

UFS explorer has a function too.
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Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 11:18

lcoughey wrote:UFS explorer has a function too.

WinHex showed me some differences:
Code:
Offsets: hexadec.

      25:   00   01
   23A72:   82   8F
   23A92:   82   8F
   23BB2:   82   8F
   23F72:   82   8F
   23FB2:   82   8F
   24012:   82   8F
   24072:   82   8F
   240D2:   82   8F
   24112:   82   8F
   241F2:   82   8F
   24232:   82   8F
   24292:   82   8F
   24352:   82   8F

How can I apply these differences and make both partitions like each other?

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 16:11

clone one partition over the another. But you need to decide which one to clone, which might be an important decision.
the question is what your purpose is...

pepe

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 15th, 2020, 17:04

clone one partition over the another. But you need to decide which one to clone, which might be an important decision.
the question is what your purpose is...

This presumably.

Re: How to find different content of two partitions?

December 17th, 2020, 17:29

abolibibelot wrote:
clone one partition over the another. But you need to decide which one to clone, which might be an important decision.
the question is what your purpose is...

This presumably.

Yes.
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