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
- Size10,288 KB
- Stars1,213
- Forks124
- Watchers1,213
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Recent Commits
Merge pull request #791 from PartialVolume/add_pdf_to_secure_erase_3 feat: Integrate PDF reporting and secure erase - 3
feat: Integrate PDF reporting and secure erase - 3
Merge pull request #790 from PartialVolume/add_pdf_secure_erase_2 Integrate PDF secure erase - 2
Correct formatting
Integrating secure erase & PDF reporting - 2
Merge pull request #789 from PartialVolume/add_pdf_to_secure_erase Add standalone secure erase to single disc PDF. Currently in progress, more changes to follow. No.1
Remove duplicate secure_erase_context from context.h Removed duplicated secure_erase_context pointer from context structure.
Merge branch 'master' into add_pdf_to_secure_erase
Merge pull request #788 from desertwitch/nvme3 Secure erase improvements
fix: exclude display_help.c from clang-format
feat(se): do not allow to exit monitoring
feat(se): add san method to device context
Merge pull request #787 from desertwitch/includes fix: missing se includes
fix: missing se includes
Add standalone secure erase to single disc PDF #1
Merge pull request #785 from SAY-5/fix-write-datetime-pclose-null miscellaneous: guard popen result before pclose in write_system_datetime
Sai Asish Y(24 Aug 26)
miscellaneous: guard popen result before pclose in write_system_datetime Signed-off-by: Sai Asish Y <[email protected]>
Merge pull request #783 from desertwitch/nvme2 NVMe, GUI, logging and build improvements
fix: wrong osinfo log output
chore(docs): formatting and dependencies
chore(docs): readme
chore(gui): formatting
chore(docs): libnvme prerequisites
chore: libnvme wording
feat: add ctrl+a to footer
fix: device scrolling calculations
chore: configure error wording
chore(ci): add missing libnvme
chore: default to hard-require libnvme
fix: distinguish not-probed devices
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