Unmounted hard drive containing another OS, you should provide the root path/mount point to that system in order to use auto-search mode. If you run it with the OS target unmounted, e.g. Suggests an automatic selection of paths to wipe, relatives to personal/temporary data and swap memories. You can wipe single files, whole directories and free space in partitions. By default, it performs a single one-pass with random data. You can configure your own overwrite method, choosing and combining between ones, zeros and/or random data methods as many times as you want (e.g.: or, rzzrozr, roozr.).Locate and wipe pagination files inside an unbooted OS (mounted on /home/media/) using only zeros method:.Wiper.py -p /home/user/Documents -m zozzr Wipes all files inside a given path using zeros, ones, zeros, zeros and random methods:.Wipes all free space in a given partition:.(be careful: UUID swap partitions also will be wiped) s, -swaps auto-search mode: locate swap partitions/pagefiles and wipes it U, -home-all auto-search mode: locate all users home directory and wipes it u, -home auto-search mode: locate actual user home directory and wipes it r path, -root path set a custom root path if you want to wipe with auto-search modes m ozr, -method ozr overwrite methods to apply (o: ones, z: zeros, r: random),

p path, -path path path to dir/file you want to wipe f path, -free path wipe all free space on given path i, -interactive interactive mode, the script will guide you h, -help show this help message and exit

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