Just following up on this question to see if this is possible yet? I have a drive with about 3TB of rainbow tables that I would like to be able to use with OSForensics, this is portable drive that I prefer not to install OSForensics onto.
Update: Should have looked a little harder, it was right in front of my face. I see I can add new folders. Thanks
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Maybe you can do a 'USB install' from the file menu.
In this case the hash set folder will be under the USB install folder.
See,
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Change location of Hash Sets from main drive? (feature request)
Hello,
Loving OSF so far. Working good!
However, I have it installed on a machine that does not have enough space on it's main drive/partition to hold all the hash sets I want. It is also not an option to install it to another drive. If I install OSF to D:, where there's plenty of space, the hash sets still get installed to C: in a program data folder (I'm running win7).
What I would like to do is have an option that allows me to keep OSF installed on C: but to select a path on D: for the location of the hash sets.
Cheers,
Byron Sonne
p.s. Aussie Aussie Aussie!
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