Even if you're not a kernel hacker, enough others are that this stuff just doesn't fly even in compiled binaries. While there are viruses and malware out there that can infect a Linux system, they tend to be exceptionally limited in scope, or the built-in tools can locate them easily. Malware doesn't really 'work' the same on Linux. Malwarebytes - This is incredibly pointless.What, exactly, are you trying to accomplish? Everything is a file - there's nothing stopping you from literally opening up a drive in a hex editor and looking at the data on it. DiskInvestigator - Again, this is sort of 'unnecessary' and not.FTK Imager - Same problem as Paraben E3.but I don't know what you're looking for. there's individual tools for all of this. This is both way more robust and entirely meaningless under Linux.

I don't know what you're looking for here - please be more specific on what, exactly, you're trying to get information about.

really no analogy for device manager, though some tools have been built for it. Frhed - There's lots of good Linux hex editors out there.

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