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Acknowledgements: libewf

Copyright (C) 2006-2017, Joachim Metz <joachim.metz@gmail.com>

This code is derived from information and software contributed by:
* Expert Witness Compression Format specification by Andrew Rosen
  (http://www.arsdata.com/SMART/whitepaper.html)
* libevf from PyFlag by Michael Cohen
  (http://pyflag.sourceforge.net/)
* Zlib for the implementation of the Zlib compression and optimized
  Adler32 function
* OpenSSL for the implementation of the MD5 and SHA1 hash algorithm
* libuuid for the implementation of GUID/UUID calculation
* Wietse Venema for an example of the initial error handling code

Additional credits go to:
* Kees Mastwijk, Hoffmann Invesigations for writing the initial man pages.
* Robert Jan Mora, Hoffmann Invesigations for testing and other contribution
  (http://www.hoffmannbv.nl/).
* Rob Meijer, KLPD for providing libtool and header installation,
  and ISO8601 date string support patches/adjustments.
* The OCFA team <ocfa@dnpa.nl>, for EWF Fuse integration.
* George M. Garner Jr. for his support with the native Windows port.
* Christophe Grenier for his various input and support for the SPEC file
  autoconf/automake integration.
* Guy Voncken for his support and thorough testing of the EWF files
  generated by libewf and for help with the deb package support.
* David Loveall <sourceforge@loveall.org> for creating mount-ewf,
  a MacOS-X installation package and the providing for the delta segment file idea.
* David Collett <david.collett@gmail.com> for providing the Python bindings (pyewf).
* Simson Garfinkel for providing the MinGW compilation adjustments, Digital
  Forensics XML (DFXML) output for the ewftools and various input and support
  e.g. for autoconf/automake optimization.
* Bernhard Zach, for providing a C++ multi-threaded version of ewfacquirestream
  and proposing multiple write performance enhancements.
* Several others for pointing out flaws within the product and its related
  documentation. Refer to the project website for more information:
  https://github.com/libyal/libewf