text/microsoft-resx 1.3 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 New database version, updating... Exception trying to remove old database version, cannot continue... Please manually remove file at {0} Shows verbose output. Shows debug output from plugins. Pauses before exiting. Press any key to exit. Commands to manage archive files Identifies an archive file and shows information about it. Commands to manage the device and statistics database Commands that talk to devices Commands to manage filesystems Commands to manage images Commands to manage media inserted in devices Shows statistics. Updates the database. Tests the device capabilities and creates an JSON report of them. Gets information about a device. Lists all connected devices. Extracts all files in disc image. Opens a disc image and prints info on the found partitions and/or filesystems. Lists files in disc image. Lists all options supported by read-only filesystems. Checksums an image. Compares two disc images. Converts one image to another format. Creates CICM Metadata XML sidecar. Decodes and pretty prints disk and/or sector tags. Calculates entropy and/or duplicated sectors of an image. Identifies a media image and shows information about the media it represents and metadata. Lists all options supported by writable media images. Prints a sector, in hexadecimal values, to the console. Verifies a disc image integrity, and if supported, sector integrity. Dumps the media inserted on a device to a media image. Gets information about the media inserted on a device. Scans the media inserted on a device. Configures user settings and statistics. Lists all supported disc images, partition schemes and file systems. Lists all supported text encodings and code pages. Lists all namespaces supported by read-only filesystems. Tests connection to a Aaru Remote Server. There are no statistics. Commands statistics Command Times used Filter Filters statistics Media image format statistics Format Partitioning scheme statistics Scheme Filesystem statistics Filesystem Device statistics Manufacturer Model Revision Bus Media found in real device statistics Type Media found in images statistics Clear existing main database. Clear existing main and local database. Could not remove local database. Could not remove main database. Device path Does a device report using a trap disc. Could not open device, error {0}. Because of the commands sent to a device, device report must be run with administrative privileges. Not continuing. This device type does not support doing reports with trap discs. Is the device natively USB (in case of doubt, press Y)? Is the media removable from the reading/writing elements? Is the device natively FireWire (in case of doubt, press Y)? Please remove any media from the device and press any key when it is out. Do you have media that you can insert in the drive? Please insert it in the drive and press any key when it is ready. Please write a description of the media type and press enter: Please write the media model and press enter: Unsupported device type, report cannot be created Is the media removable from the reading/writing elements (flash memories ARE NOT removable)? Asking drive to unload tape (can take a few minutes)... Are you sure you want to do a report using a trap disc and the swapping method? This method can damage the drive, or the disc, and requires some ability. In you are unsure, please press N to not continue. Do you have an audio trap disc (if unsure press N)? Please burn an audio trap disc before continuing... Do you have a GD-ROM disc (if unsure press N)? Do you have want to try Plextor vendor commands? Do you have want to try NEC vendor commands? Do you have want to try Pioneer vendor commands? Do you have want to try HL-DT-ST (aka LG) vendor commands? Do you have want to try MediaTek vendor command F1h subcommand 06h? THIS IS DANGEROUS AND CAN IRREVERSIBLY DESTROY YOUR DRIVE (IF IN DOUBT PRESS 'N') Do you have a {0} disc that you can insert in the drive? Prefix for saving binary information from device. USB device FireWire device PCMCIA device SCSI device SCSI MMC GET CONFIGURATION Features: Drive has kreon firmware: Descriptor size Vendor ID Product ID Product Serial number Model ID Vendor GUID PCMCIA CIS is {0} bytes Found undecoded tuple ID {0} Found unknown tuple ID 0x{0:X2} Could not get tuples aaruremote host No known devices attached. Path Serial From "Serial number" Supported? Name of character encoding to use. Comma separated name=value pairs of options to pass to filesystem plugin. Extract extended attributes if present. Namespace to use for filenames. Disc image path Directory where extracted files will be created. Will abort if it exists Identifying file filter... Parsed options: Cannot open specified file. Using encoding for {0}. Specified encoding is not supported. Identifying image format... Image format not identified, not proceeding with file extraction. Command not supported for this image type. Image format identified by {0} ({1}). Image format identified by {0}. Output directory missing. Destination exists, aborting. Opening image file... Unable to open image format Error: {0} Correctly opened image file. Image without headers is {0} bytes. Image has {0} sectors. Image identifies disk type as {0}. Enumerating partitions... No partitions found {0} partitions found. Partition {0}: Identifying filesystems on partition... Filesystem not identified Identified by {0} plugins As identified by {0}. Mounting filesystem... Unable to mount volume, error {0} Identified by {0}. Error reading file: {0} Error {0} reading root directory. Retrieving file information... Created subdirectory at {0} Listing extended attributes... Reading extended attribute... Writing extended attribute... Written {0} bytes of xattr {1} from file {2} to {3} Cannot write xattr {0} for {1}, output exists Reading file {0}... Error {0} reading file {1} Written {0} bytes of file {1} to {2} Cannot write file {0}, output exists Searches and prints information about filesystems. Searches and interprets partitions. Media image path Image format not identified, not proceeding with analysis. No partitions founds, not searching for filesystems Name Type Start Length sector {0}, byte {1} {0} sectors, {1} bytes Description Identifying filesystems... Use long format. Image format not identified, not proceeding with listing. Root directory Directory: {0} Reading directory... Error {0} reading directory {1} <DIR> Directory abbreviation as shown in CLI filesystem listing, like old DOS showed Read-only filesystems options: Options for {0}: 0 is plugin name boolean signed number number float number uuid string Calculates Adler-32. Calculates CRC16. Calculates CRC32. Calculates CRC64 (ECMA). Calculates Fletcher-16. Calculates Fletcher-32. Calculates MD5. Checksums each track separately. Calculates SHA1. Calculates SHA256. Calculates SHA384. Calculates SHA512. Calculates SpamSum fuzzy hash. Checksums the whole disc. Unable to recognize image format, not checksumming Hashing tracks... Hashing track {0} of {1} Hashing sector Track {0} starts at sector {1} and ends at sector {2} Hashing sectors {0} to {2} of track {1} Error {0} while reading {1} sectors from sector {2}, not continuing... Track {0}'s {1}: {0} is track number, {1} is checksum name Disc's {0} {0} is checksum name Could not get tracks because {0} {0} is exception message Hashing files... Hashing file {0} of {1} Hashing file-less block {0} Error {0} while reading block {1}, not continuing... File {0} starts at block {1} and ends at block {2} Hashing blocks {0} to {2} of file {1} File {0}'s {1} {0} is file's number, {1} is checksum name Tape's {0}: {0} is checksum name Hashing image... Error {0} while reading {1} bytes from {2}, not continuing... Hashing bytes {0} to {1} Media's {0}: {0} is checksum name Hashing sectors... Hashing sectors {0} to {1} Disk's {0}: {0} is checksum name First media image path Second media image path Identifying file 1 filter... Identifying file 2 filter... Cannot open input file 1 Cannot open input file 2 Identifying image 1 format... Identifying image 2 format... Input file 1 format not identified, not proceeding with comparison. Input file 1 format identified by {0} ({1}). Input file 1 format identified by {0}. Input file 2 format not identified, not proceeding with comparison. Input file 2 format identified by {0} ({1}). Input file 2 format identified by {0}. Opening image 1 file... Unable to open image 1 format Opening image 2 file... Unable to open image 2 format Media image 1 Media image 2 File Media image format Has partitions? Has sessions? Image size Sectors Sector size Creation time Last modification time Media type Image version Image application Image application version Image creator Image name Image comments Media manufacturer Media model Media serial number Media barcode Media part no. Media sequence Last media on sequence Drive manufacturer Drive firmware revision Drive model Drive serial number Has {0}? Comparing media image characteristics Image partitioned status differ Image session status differ Image sectors differ Image sector size differ Media type differs Image 2 has more sectors Image 1 has more sectors Comparing sectors... Comparing sector {0} of {1}... Error {0} reading sector {1} from image 1. Error {0} reading sector {1} from image 2. Comparing images... Images differ Images do not differ Take metadata from existing CICM XML sidecar. Image comments. How many sectors to convert at once. Who (person) created the image?. Manufacturer of the drive used to read the media represented by the image. Model of the drive used to read the media represented by the image. Firmware revision of the drive used to read the media represented by the image. Serial number of the drive used to read the media represented by the image. Continue conversion even if sector or media tags will be lost in the process. Format of the output image, as plugin name or plugin id. If not present, will try to detect it from output image extension. Barcode of the media represented by the image. Last media of the sequence the media represented by the image corresponds to. Manufacturer of the media represented by the image. Model of the media represented by the image. Part number of the media represented by the image. Number in sequence for the media represented by the image. Serial number of the media represented by the image. Title of the media represented by the image. Comma separated name=value pairs of options to pass to output image plugin. Take list of dump hardware from existing resume file. Force geometry, only supported in not tape block media. Specify as C/H/S. Store subchannel according to the sector they describe. Try to fix subchannel. Implies fixing subchannel position. If subchannel looks OK but CRC fails, rewrite it. Implies fixing subchannel. Generates missing subchannels. Input image path Output image path Need to specify more than 0 sectors to copy at once Invalid geometry specified Invalid number of cylinders specified Invalid number of heads specified Invalid sectors per track specified Incorrect metadata sidecar file, not continuing... Could not find metadata sidecar, not continuing... Incorrect resume file, not continuing... Could not find resume file, not continuing... Output file already exists, not continuing. Input image format not identified, not proceeding with conversion. Command not yet supported for this image type. Input image format identified by {0} ({1}). Input image format identified by {0}. Image identifies media type as {0}. No plugin supports requested extension. More than one plugin supports requested extension. Output image format: {0} ({1}). Output image format: {0}. Output format does not support media type, cannot continue... Converting image will lose media tag {0}, not continuing... If you don't care, use force option. Converting image will lose sector tag {0}, not continuing... If you don't care, use force option. This will skip all sector tags converting only user data. Input format contains a tape image and is not supported by output format, not continuing... Error setting output image in tape mode, not continuing... Output format does not support sessions, this will end in a loss of data, not continuing... Error {0} creating output image. Error {0} setting metadata, not continuing... Error {0} setting metadata, continuing... Converting media tag {0} Error {0} reading media tag, continuing... Error {0} writing media tag, not continuing... Error {0} reading media tag, not continuing... Error {0} writing media tag, continuing... {0} sectors to convert Error {0} sending tracks list to output image. Converting disc... Converting sectors in track {0} of {1} Converting track Converting sectors {0} to {1} in track {2} Error {0} reading sector {1}, continuing... Error {0} reading sector {1}, not continuing... Input image is not returning raw sectors, use force if you want to continue... Error {0} writing sector {1}, continuing... Error {0} writing sector {1}, not continuing... Converting tags in track {0} of {1} Error {0} writing tag, continuing... Error {0} writing tag, not continuing... Converting tag {3} for sectors {0} to {1} in track {2} Error {0} reading tag for sector {1}, continuing... Error {0} reading tag for sector {1}, not continuing... Error {0} writing tag for sector {1}, continuing... Error {0} writing tag for sector {1}, not continuing... Setting geometry to {0} cylinders, {1} heads and {2} sectors per track Error {0} setting geometry, image may be incorrect, continuing... Converting media Converting sectors {0} to {1} Converting tags Converting tag {2} for sectors {0} to {1} Converting files Converting file {0} of partition {1}... Converting tape partition {0}... Writing dump hardware list... Written dump hardware list to output image. Writing metadata... Written CICM XML metadata to output image. Closing output image... Error {0} closing output image... Contents are not correct. Conversion done. Only used for tapes, indicates block size. Files in the folder whose size is not a multiple of this value will simply be ignored. When used indicates that input is a folder containing alphabetically sorted files extracted from a linear block-based tape with fixed block size (e.g. a SCSI tape device). You cannot use --tape option when input is a file. Image format not identified, not proceeding with sidecar creation. The specified input file cannot be found. Decode disk tags. all As in "all sectors" How many sectors to decode, or "all". Decode sector tags. Sector to start decoding from. Unable to recognize image format, not decoding There are no disk tags in chosen disc image. Error {0} reading SCSI INQUIRY response from disc image SCSI INQUIRY command response: Error {0} reading ATA IDENTIFY DEVICE response from disc image ATA IDENTIFY DEVICE command response: Error {0} reading ATA IDENTIFY PACKET DEVICE response from disc image ATA IDENTIFY PACKET DEVICE command response: Error {0} reading CD ATIP from disc image CD ATIP: Error {0} reading CD full TOC from disc image CD full TOC: Error {0} reading CD PMA from disc image Error {0} reading CD session information from disc image CD session information: Error reading CD-TEXT from disc image CD-TEXT: Error reading CD TOC from disc image CD TOC: Decoder for disk tag type "{0}" not yet implemented, sorry. Value "{0}" is not a valid number for length. Not decoding sectors tags There are no sector tags in chosen disc image. Decoder for sector tag type "{0}" not yet implemented, sorry. Calculates how many sectors are duplicated (have same exact data in user area). Calculates entropy for each track separately. Calculates entropy for the whole disc. Calculating disc entropy of multisession images is not yet implemented. Entropy for track {0} is {1:F4}. Track {0} has {1} unique sectors ({2:P3}) {0} is the track number, {1} how many sectors are unique, {2:P3} the percentage of total sectors that are unique (percent symbol included) Entropy for disk is {0:F4}. Disk has {0} unique sectors ({1:P3}) {0} is how many sectors are unique, {1:P3} the percentage of total sectors that are unique (percent symbol included) Image format not identified. Read/Write media images options: Default How many sectors to print. Print sectors with tags included. Starting sector. How many bytes to print per line. Unable to recognize image format, not printing Start {0} Reading data... Error {0} reading data from {1}. {0} is error name and {1} is starting sector number Cannot open image file, aborting... Sector {0} Requested sectors with tags, unsupported by underlying image format, printing only user data. Reading sector... Error {0} reading sector {1}. {0} is error name and {1} is sector number Verify disc image if supported. Verify all sectors if supported. Unable to recognize image format, not verifying The specified image does not support any kind of verification Verifying image checksums... Disc image checksums are correct Disc image checksums are incorrect Disc image does not contain checksums Checking disc image checksums took {0} seconds Checking tracks... Checking track {0} of {1} Checking sector Checking sector {0} of {1}, on track {2} Checking sectors... Checking sector {0} of {1} There is at least one sector that does not contain a checksum There is at least one sector with incorrect checksum or errors All sector checksums are correct Checking sector checksums took {0} seconds LBAs with error: all sectors. LBAs without checksum: Total sectors........... Total errors............ Total unknowns.......... Total errors+unknowns... Try to read first track pregap. Only applicable to CD/DDCD/GD. Fix audio tracks offset. Only applicable to CD/GD. Continue dump whatever happens. Enables creating CICM XML sidecar. Enables trimming errored from skipped sectors. Try to recover partial or incorrect data. Create/use resume mapfile. How many retry passes to do. When an unreadable sector is found skip this many sectors. Stop media dump on first error. any Subchannel to dump. Only applicable to CD/GD. Values: any, rw, rw-or-pq, pq, none. Speed to dump. Only applicable to optical drives, 0 for maximum. Output image path. If filename starts with # and exists, it will be read as a list of output images, its extension will be used to detect the image output format, each media will be ejected and confirmation for the next one will be asked. Do not store paths and serial numbers in log or metadata. Retry subchannel. Implies fixing subchannel position. Generates missing subchannels (they don't count as dumped in resume file). Skip the hole between data and audio in a CD-i Ready disc. Eject media after dump finishes. Maximum number of blocks to read at once. For MMC/SD, use OS buffered reads if CMD23 is not supported. Store encrypted data as is. Try to read the title keys from CSS encrypted DVDs (very slow). How many CD-R(W) run-out sectors to ignore and regenerate (0 for none). rw rw-or-pq pq none Incorrect subchannel type "{0}" requested. Invalid characters found in list of files, exiting... Please insert media with title {0} and press any key to continue... Opening device... Incorrect resume file, not continuing... Media already dumped correctly, not continuing... Ejecting media... Please use device-info command for ATA devices. Please use device-info command for MMC/SD devices. Retrieving SCSI information... Densities supported by currently inserted media Medium types currently inserted in device WARNING: The drive has returned incorrect Q positioning when calculating pregaps. A best effort has been tried but they may be incorrect. Hidden track starts at LBA {0}, ends at LBA {1} Track {0} starts at LBA {1}, ends at LBA {2}, has a pregap of {3} sectors and is of type {4} Write a log of the scan in the format used by MHDD. Write a log of the scan in the format used by ImgBurn. In compliance with the European Union General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR), we must give you the following information about Aaru and ask if you want to opt-in in some information sharing. Disclaimer: Because Aaru is an open source software this information, and therefore, compliance with GDPR only holds true if you obtained a certificated copy from its original authors. In case of doubt, close Aaru now and ask in our IRC support channel. For any information sharing your IP address may be stored in our server, in a way that is not possible for any person, manual, or automated process, to link with your identity, unless specified otherwise. Do you want to enable the decryption of copy protected media (also known as DRM), like for example DVD Video CSS encryption. Consult your local laws before enabling it, as this is illegal in some countries, or only legal under some circumstances. Do you want to enable decryption of copy protected media? With the 'device-report' command, Aaru creates a report of a device, that includes its manufacturer, model, firmware revision and/or version, attached bus, size, and supported commands. The serial number of the device is not stored in the report. If used with the debug parameter, extra information about the device will be stored in the report. This information is known to contain the device serial number in non-standard places that prevent the automatic removal of it on a handful of devices. A human-readable copy of the report in XML format is always created in the same directory where Aaru is being run from. Do you want to save device reports in shared folder of your computer? Sharing a report with us will send it to our server, that's in the european union territory, where it will be manually analyzed by an european union citizen to remove any trace of personal identification from it. Once that is done, it will be shared in our stats website, https://www.aaru.app These report will be used to improve Aaru support, and in some cases, to provide emulation of the devices to other open-source projects. In any case, no information linking the report to you will be stored. Do you want to share your device reports with us? Aaru can store some usage statistics. These statistics are limited to the number of times a command is executed, a filesystem, partition, or device is used, the operating system version, and other. In no case, any information besides pure statistical usage numbers is stored, and they're just joint to the pool with no way of using them to identify you. Do you want to save stats about your Aaru usage? Do you want to share your stats (anonymously)? Do you want to gather statistics about command usage? Do you want to gather statistics about found devices? Do you want to gather statistics about found filesystems? Do you want to gather statistics about found file filters? Do you want to gather statistics about found media image formats? Do you want to gather statistics about scanned media? Do you want to gather statistics about found partitioning schemes? Do you want to gather statistics about media types? Do you want to gather statistics about media image verifications? Supported filters ({0}): {0} is the number of supported filters Read-only media image formats ({0}): {0} is the number of read only media image formats Read/write media image formats ({0}): {0} is the number of read/write media image formats Supported filesystems for identification and information only ({0}): {0} is the number of supported filesystems only for identification Supported filesystems that can read their contents ({0}): {0} is the number of supported filesystem that can read their contents Supported partitioning schemes ({0}): {0} is the number of supported partitioning schemes Supported archive formats ({0}): {0} is the number of supported archive formats Namespaces for {0}: {0} is the filesystem plugin name Namespace