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bugger,
what's the command to do a hex dump of files on linux? I asked this somewhere before and forgot the answer!
(need a brain - computer memory interface so it can remember things for me and then I could just fuzzy search things...)
what's the command to do a hex dump of files on linux? I asked this somewhere before and forgot the answer!
(need a brain - computer memory interface so it can remember things for me and then I could just fuzzy search things...)
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'od' or 'hexdump' will do (hexdump appears to be installed by default on a fully loaded but old RH box here, however it's annoying because by default it doesn't do intel-style output - you have to fiddle with format statements).
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I must stop using this here smoothwall installation whilst learning linux on. It's a *very* cut back RH8 system. No man, etc, just the necessities for firewall / routing.
Am downloading the RH8.0 distribution from kernel.org
Will take the next 6 days over ISDN :(
I have played with RH6.2, that seemed pretty funky, as well as having a SuSE 7.1 thingy box setup somewhere in the office here.
I'll run RH8.0 in a VMware session on my main PC (win2K) [done this already with RH6.2 & SuSE6.4]
When I'm happy, I'll replace the Win2K with linux and then run Win2K in a VM.
giggles
Ohhhh, or should I use NetBSD for my main OS :)