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  <description>Part of a compressed version of the original data source that the JPG file was carved from was stored at "Volume in drive D is My Passport \ Volume Serial Number is FE5F-25CA" &gt; "D:\wdc_wd5000avvs-63zwb0_skip8000000_count500000_bs512"&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;These files were stored in a flash drive (probably "Volume Serial Number is 98A5-A98B") NOT running a liveboot of Lubuntu at&lt;br /&gt;* "/media/lubuntu/DE98A5D298A5A98B/_sdb2-0.extracted/9B000" - created with the help of a flash drive running a liveboot of Lubuntu, possibly extracted from file "/home/lubuntu/Downloads/sdb2"&lt;br /&gt;* "/media/lubuntu/DE98A5D298A5A98B/_sdb2-0.extracted/f9B000.jpg" - also created w/the help of said flash drive running Lubuntu, derived from file "9B000"&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;These binary files were later moved to "Volume in drive G is My Passport \ Volume Serial Number is 1093-F3E8" &gt;&lt;br /&gt;* "G:\1\2001 [...]\_sdb2-0.extracted\f9B000.jpg" - JPG image, URI: file:///G:/1/2001[...]/_sdb2-0.extracted/f9B000.jpg&lt;br /&gt;* "G:\1\2001[...]\wdc_wd5000avvs-63zwb0_skip8000000_count500000_bs512"&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;This if from an XFS partition of a 500 GB internal HDD which was probably in a DirecTV HR22 Receiver. I think this is from "/dev/sdb2". The original binwalk-extracted JPG (probably out of /dev/sdb2) may have been about 250 MB. File 9B000 was deleted, and file "f9B000.jpg" (URI: file:///media/lubuntu/DE98A5D298A5A98B/_sdb2-0.extracted/f9B000.jpg) was derived from it via lximage-qt, which was probably running as root.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;This reminds me of the "Gears of War" video game series. Text seen in this image file:&lt;br /&gt;* "AN INCREDIBLE BATTLE IS RAGING \ RIGHT UNDER YOUR FEET! \\ Metro- \ Goldwyn- \ Mayer \ presents \\\ Battle \ Beneath \ The \ Earth \ • Intercontinental tunnels[?] that imprison \ the earth in a giant web of terror. \ • Laser beams that dig through \ miles of stone in minutes \ • A barbaric barbaric general who turns his \ mad dreams of world conquest \ into a nightmare reality! \\ [...] \ [...] \ [...] \ KERWIN MATHEWS•VIVIANE VENTURA \ [...] \ ROBERT AYRES[?]•PETER ARNE&amp;bull[...] \ LZ[?] HARGREAYES[?]•MONTGOMERY TULLY•CHARLES VETTER[?] \ [...] \ CHARLES REYNOLDS [...] in[?] TECHNICOLOR [...]"&lt;br /&gt;** Note: "Battle \ Beneath \ The \ Earth" is in small caps, so I could have alternatively written "BATTLE \ BENEATH \ THE \ EARTH".&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;See also:&lt;br /&gt;* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Beneath_the_Earth - "Battle Beneath the Earth (1967) is a British sci-fi thriller film starring Kerwin Mathews. It was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The film also features character actor Ed Bishop"&lt;br /&gt;* https://archive.org/search.php?query=%22Battle+Beneath+the+Earth%22 - this was previously not found here&lt;br /&gt;** https://archive.org/details/battle-beneath-the-earth-1967&lt;br /&gt;* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Beneath_The_Earth - nothing&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;identifier basically from stdout of "G:\1\1912[...]\1\nmh-1.7.1&gt;dir /s/b|xxd", 00000030</description>
  <language>eng</language>
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  <subject>Battle Beneath the Earth; Battle Beneath the Earth (1967); lowres; low resolution; poster; poster of Battle Beneath the Earth; Battle Beneath the Earth poster; DirecTV HR22 Receiver; DirecTV Receiver; DirecTV; extracted file; extracted via binwalk; extracted; English text; movie; film; British film; 1960s film; 1967 film; sci-fi film; thriller film; sci-fi thriller film; British sci-fi thriller film; 1967 British sci-fi thriller film; breasts; female breasts</subject>
  <title>Poster of Battle Beneath the Earth from a DirecTV HR22 Receiver hard drive</title>
  <uploader>leedusmcclein@gmail.com</uploader>
  <publicdate>2021-07-05 00:25:37</publicdate>
  <addeddate>2021-07-05 00:25:37</addeddate>
  <curation>[curator]validator@archive.org[/curator][date]20210705003735[/date][comment]checked for malware[/comment]</curation>
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