ddKommando
ddKommando is a term used primarily in German-language computing discussions to refer to a set of dd command–based operations. It is not an official software project; rather, ddKommando denotes the practice of using the Unix dd utility to perform block-level data copying, imaging, and conversion tasks. The term combines dd, the standard disk duplication tool, with Kommando, meaning command, signaling its use as a scripted workflow or routine.
Overview and usage context: dd reads from an input file or device and writes to an output
Typical commands and variants: Common invocations include creating a disk image, for example dd if=/dev/sda of=/path/to/image.img
Safety and limitations: dd operates at a low level and can overwrite data if misused. Correct device