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exFAT is the default filesystem on USB drives >32GB sold today. Without exfatprogs, mount fails silently and export to such drives is broken. ntfs-3g covers Windows-formatted drives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Hardware audit tools
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dmidecode
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smartmontools
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nvme-cli
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pciutils
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ipmitool
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util-linux
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e2fsprogs
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lshw
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# Network
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iproute2
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isc-dhcp-client
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iputils-ping
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ethtool
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lm-sensors
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qemu-guest-agent
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# SSH
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openssh-server
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# Filesystem support for USB export targets
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exfatprogs
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ntfs-3g
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# Utilities
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bash
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procps
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lsof
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file
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less
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vim-tiny
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mc
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htop
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nvtop
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sudo
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zstd
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mstflint
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memtester
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# QR codes (for displaying audit results)
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qrencode
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# Firmware
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firmware-linux-free
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# glibc compat helpers (for any external binaries that need it)
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libc6
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