Latest libewf experimental release no longer links

[gregfreemyer]

With the latest libewf experimental 20160224 I get this error:

[ 296s] ../../tsk/.libs/libtsk.so: undefined reference to `libewf_handle_read_random'

Removal of the "random" functions is documented in the Changelog file for libewf experimental so I assume they won't be coming back for the actual release. (It's been about 2 years since libewf had a non-experimental release, but Joachim has done a couple experimental releases this year.)

[eldiener]

With the latest libewf experimental 20160224 I get this error:

[ 296s] ../../tsk/.libs/libtsk.so: undefined reference to `libewf_handle_read_random'

Removal of the "random" functions is documented in the Changelog file for libewf experimental so I assume they won't be coming back for the actual release. (It's been about 2 years since libewf had a non-experimental release, but Joachim has done a couple experimental releases this year.)

I am also seeing this same problem. I cannot build TSK using libewf if there is no libewf which works with TSK. What is the solution to this ? From where can I get a version of libewf which works with TSK ? I see there is a 64-bit version but can I build that as a 32-bit version also ?

[carrier]

As mentioned in an email thread, older libewf releases can be found here too:

https://53efc0a7187d0baa489ee347026b827 ... ExWWNsRjg/

And to answer the question, yes you can build the 32-bit version with the code that we maintain at github. You just change the platform from within Visual Studio in the pull down at the top.

[jnaegele]

Hi, the link for older libewf releases is dead. Are older versions still hosted and available somewhere?

I need to build libtsk with libewf, however TSK doesn't link with any available versions of libewf (which is now only hosted on Github: https://github.com/libyal/libewf and https://github.com/libyal/legacy/tree/master/libewf).

Thanks.