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+# Quickstart
+
+## How to Dump a Disk Image
+
+It’s very easy to dump any supported media quickly with Aaru! You just have to
+run `aaru media dump <drive> <output image>` for the most basic options. If you dump to something that’s not Aaru Image
+Format (images with the extensions `.aaruformat`, `.aaruf`, and `.aif`), you will also have to add the “-f” option at the end
+of the command.
+
+### Examples (Windows):
+
+`aaru media dump E: Image.aaruf`
+
+`aaru media dump F: Image.iso -f`
+
+### Examples (Linux):
+
+`aaru media dump /dev/sr0 Image.aaruf`
+
+`aaru media dump /dev/sr1 Image.iso -f`
+
+## Comparing Between Two Media Dumps
+
+Comparing between media dumps using Aaru is simple! All you have to do is run the
+command `aaru image compare image-1 image-2`. Neither of the dumps being compared have to be created by Aaru, they can
+be any of the supported formats from any software.
+
+### Examples (All OS’):
+
+`aaru image compare Image1.aaruf Image2.cue`
+
+`aaru image compare Image1.iso Image2.ccd`
+
+## Analysing a Media Dump
+
+WIP
+
+## Extracting Content From a Media Dump
+
+Aaru can extract the files from any supported media dump, as long as it uses a supported filesystem to store its files.
+The command for this is “aaru filesystem extract *Image* *Output folder*”. You can also add “-x” to the end of the
+command to extract the more technical extended attributes from an image as well.
+
+### Examples:
+
+`aaru filesystem extract Image.aaruf Output`
+
+`aaru filesystem extract Image.ccd Output -x`