nwipe
github.com/martijnvanbrummelen/nwipeCross-platformC-based secure light-weight disk eraser, operated through the easy-to-use CLI or a GUI interface.
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nwipe secure disk eraser
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- LicenseGPL-2.0
- Created06 Sept 13
- Primary languageC
- Size10,680 KB
- Stars1,241
- Forks129
- Watchers1,241
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Recent Commits
Merge pull request #830 from martijnvanbrummelen/PartialVolume-patch-1 Fix spacing in throughput display in GUI
Fix spacing in throughput display in GUI So right hand bracket doesn't move every 5 seconds.
Merge pull request #829 from PartialVolume/add-instantaneous-disc-speed-to-gui feat(gui): Added instantaneous throughput
feat(gui): Added instantaneous throughput Disk throughput speed switches between average and instantaneous every 5 seconds. The average throughput represents a running average calculated since the start of the erasure. The instantaneous throughput is the average speed as measured over the last couple of seconds.
Merge pull request #827 from desertwitch/patch-1 Include nwipe packaging status in README
Include nwipe packaging status in README Add packaging status badge for nwipe
Merge pull request #826 from martijnvanbrummelen/PartialVolume-patch-1 Update version string to 0.43.1
Update version string to 0.43.1
Merge pull request #825 from PartialVolume/fix-system-report-prng-type Fix: prng type is always incorrectly set as N/A to method.
Fix: prng type as always being N/A PRNG type incorrectly reports N/A to method. Now fixed so always correctly determines prng type if applicable to the method.
Merge pull request #821 from martijnvanbrummelen/PartialVolume-patch-3 Update man page date and section title for nwipe
Update man page date and section title for nwipe
Merge pull request #820 from martijnvanbrummelen/revert-817-PartialVolume-patch-1 Revert "Update man page section from 8 to 1"
Revert "Update man page section from 8 to 1"
Merge pull request #819 from martijnvanbrummelen/PartialVolume-patch-3 Update CHANGELOG with PRNG write explanations
Update CHANGELOG with PRNG write explanations Added explanations on the importance of PRNG writes for drive reliability and endurance, including their impact on SSD lifespan.
Merge pull request #818 from martijnvanbrummelen/PartialVolume-patch-2 Release v0.43: Major features and enhancements
Merge pull request #817 from martijnvanbrummelen/PartialVolume-patch-1 Update man page section from 8 to 1
Release v0.43: Major features and enhancements This release introduces a major hardware sanitize feature compliant with NIST 800-88 guidelines, enhancing data destruction capabilities for modern SSDs and NVMe drives. Additionally, it includes a dual-axis thermal and speed profiling graph in PDF reports, increased smart data details, and various fixes.
Update man page section from 8 to 1 Update the release date
Merge pull request #816 from desertwitch/printf Printf-related bugfixes & version bump for 0.43
fix: correct manpage to section 8 instead of 15
chore: bump version to 0.43
fix: printf-related bugs
Merge pull request #815 from PartialVolume/fix-out-of-bounds-checking-for-graphs Fix out-of-bounds graph rendering and sub-zero temperature tracking
Fix out-of-bounds graph rendering and sub-zero temperature tracking * Fix graph rendering when temperature or speed data exceeds limits. Previously, one invalid dataset hid both graphs entirely. Now, valid data plots normally, while the out-of-bounds graph displays its axes with a "DATA OUT OF BOUNDS" message. * Remove redundant "OUT OF BOUNDS" errors from nwipe_log, as the status is now communicated visually on the graph. * Extend temperature tracking down to -20°C (previously ignored values below 1°C). * Map NO_TEMPERATURE_DATA (1000000) hardware readings to 0. The graph drawing engine now intercepts an all-zero array to render a "NO TEMPERATURE DATA" message rather than plotting a flatline at zero.
Merge pull request #813 from desertwitch/sanact Documentation & spelling-mistakes
chore: update ssd-guide
Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master' into sanact
chore: update readme
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