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NAME
  affsegment - segment manipulation tool
SYNOPSIS
  affsegment [options] file1.aff [file2.aff ...]
DESCRIPTION
  This is a segment manipulation tool.

  This file is part of the AFFLIBv3, that provides AFF.

  AFF is an open and extensible file format to store disk images and associated
  metadata. It is useful in several scenaries, as computer forensics
  investigations.
OPTIONS
  Options:
    -c              Create AFF files if they do not exist.
    -ssegval        Sets the value of a segment; may be repeated.
    -psegname       Prints the contents of the segment name for each file.
    -V              Just print the version number and exit.
    -dname          Delete segment 'name'.
    -h, -?          Print this message.
    -Q              interpert 8-byte segments as a 64-bit value.
    -A              Print the 32-bit arg, not the segment value.
    -x              Print the segment as a hex string.

  Setting the segment values:
    -sname=-        Take the new value of segment 'name' from stdin.
    -sname=val      Sets segment 'name' to be 'val'.
    -sname=<val     Sets segment 'name' to be contents of file 'val'

  Setting the segment args:
    -sname/arg       Sets segment 'name' arg to be 'arg' (may be repeated).

  Setting both the segment value and the arg:
    -sname/arg=val   Sets both arg and val for segment 'name'.
    -sname/arg=<file Sets the arg and take contents from file 'file'.
    -sname/arg=-     Sets the arg of segment 'name' and take the contents from stdin.
NOTES
  All deletions are done first, then all updates. Don't specify the same segment twice on one command line.
SEE ALSO
  affcat(1), affcompare(1), affconvert(1), affcopy(1), affcrypto(1),
  affdiskprint(1), affinfo(1), affix(1), affrecover(1),
  affsign(1), affstats(1), affuse(1), affverify(1), affxml(1)
AUTHOR
  The AFFLIB was written by Simson L. Garfinkel <simsong@acm.org> and Basis
  Technology, Inc.

  This manual page was written by Joao Eriberto Mota Filho <eriberto@debian.org>
  for the Debian project (but may be used by others).