Windows 10 support

I downloaded the source for reallymine and compiled on Windows 10.

I'm able to execute the application and receive the help information, but any attempts to run the decrypt or getdek functions results in a seek error.

Below is an example of the two functions I executed.
reallymine.exe decrypt \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2 decrypted.img
error running decrypt: seek \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2: Incorrect function.

reallymine.exe getdek \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2
error running getdek: seek \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2: Incorrect function.

I'm not very familiar with go, so it could just be I'm missing some dependencies.
I executed these commands and verified they installed:
go get github.com/hashicorp/vault/helper/password
go get github.com/mendsley/gojwe

I also located the seek function for windows and ran this thinking maybe this missing dependency was the culprit:
go get golang.org/x/sys/windows

I verified the version of go I have installed
go version
go version go1.7.3 windows/amd64

Seeing as how there were only compiled versions for Linux and OSX(Darwin) to download I wasn't sure if this was even designed to work with Windows or not.

For full disclosure, I'm using a WD Mybook with the Symwave bridge chip (v6316) and a broken usb port. I've removed drive from the case and placed it directly into my machine. The computer it's running on is a Windows 10 box and the drive itself is formatted with HSF+ because it used to be connected to an apple machine years ago and I didn't have the extra space to move the contents to another drive and reformat. I have "HFS+ for Windows 11" from Paragon Software installed and it read the drive flawlessly when the bridge was working. Now that it's internal and there's no Symwave chip to decrypt of course it's stating it needs to be initialized. Didn't know if this could be a factor or not, so I thought I should mention it.

Any suggestions on next steps would be greatly appreciated.

Amazing work btw.