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Not yet, but we are having a push to get that bulk of the functionality from volatility 2 transferred over to volatility 3, so hopefully you'll see something in place...

This seems as though volatility hasn't been installed correctly. As you can see [here](https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility3/blob/develop/volatility3/plugins/linux/__init__.py) the source respository (and therefore what should be installed) includes a file in the volatility3.plugins.linux directory,...

Could someone on #1041 please test this to see if it resolves the issue at hand? The other options available are to hard code our own version of that type,...

Welp, that didn't work. Looks like I'll need to investigate what went wrong... Seems to be returning no results for linux plugins (but not throw an issue). Should be easy...

Ok, turns out this doesn't work for a number of reasons. Firstly, it's being done on the physical layer, which still comes out with the right pointer size, but the...

Thanks for your response. The fact that the official documentation says it was added in 10.9 when it was apparently not, is a bug. It is specifically mentioned on the...

Ah, ok, perfect! So, having just tested, it seems that simply renaming the `.avif` file to `.jpg` suddenly *does* show the image in the image library, meaning the format is...

Ok, I won't be able to test it though, since I don't have all the dotnet toolchain to test it out.

Just had to go hunting for why mermaid.js.org appeared not to exist. Turns out, it does for most people, but there's no real way of knowing that when dns-sec fails....

Your request isn't very detail? Which files, exactly were you hoping to extract from the memory image? Processes can be dumped by adding the `--dump` parameter to the `linux.pslist` plugin....