This is Software WriteBlock Test Suite 1.0 (SWBTestSuite) a package of programs 
that can be used to support testing of disk imaging tools used in 
computer forensic examinations.  The package can be downloaded from
the WWW.CFTT.NIST.GOV web site. Everything is offered as is. This 
package is under active development.

File inventory
Readme.txt  	This readme file

Locating items
Documemts/  	Documentation to include how to comle and user interface.
SWBTESTSuite/     The source, kernel drivers, include, and user interface files to compile SWB Test Suite.

Some questions and answers:

What about support or help?
None. Well almost none. If you call me, Jim Lyle (301) 975-3270 or
email JLYLE@NIST.GOV, I will give limited help as time permits.

How do I install the software?
Prerequisites
1.	Install Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003 Driver Development Kit (DDK) 3790 on a Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003.
2.	Create a directory named src under the 3790 directory.
3.	Copy the SWBTestSuite directory (complete with all contents) to the src directory. 
Compilation 
Steps
1.	Open DDK via Start à All Programs à Development Kits à Windows DDK 3790 à Build Environments à Windows Server 2003 à Windows Server 2003 Free Build Environment.
2.	At the command prompt, cd into SWBTestSuite.
3.	At the command prompt, type build –cZ and press enter.
Results
The compilation builds 3 executable and compiles 8 files. 

Can I modify and redistribute the software?
Sure, just give us credit and add a notice of what was changed.
Note the following comment included in each program ...
The software provided here is released by the National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), an agency of
the U.S. Department of Commerce, Gaithersburg MD 20899,
USA.  The software bears no warranty, either expressed or
implied. NIST does not assume legal liability nor
responsibility for a User's use of the software or the
results of such use.

Please note that within the United States, copyright
protection, under Section 105 of the United States Code,
Title 17, is not available for any work of the United
States Government and/or for any works created by United
States Government employees. User acknowledges that this
software contains work which was created by NIST employees
and is therefore in the public domain and not subject to
copyright.  The User may use, distribute, or incorporate
this software provided the User acknowledges this via an
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the User's work. User also agrees to acknowledge, via an
explicit acknowledgment, that any modifications or
alterations have been made to this software before
redistribution.