Michael Conrad wrote: >Anyone with gdb would be able to extract the table and then >decompress it back to the original directory of scripts.
Or a script like this: # # Extract bzip2 encoded data embedded in the busybox binary. # # Such data is compressed with 'bzip -1' so the first few bytes # should be 'BZh11AY&SY' but the leading 'BZ' is omitted. # # Don't bother detecting the end of the embedded data: let the # decoding program do that. # # Requires GNU grep. # # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4180081/binary-grep-on-linux # for i in $(grep -obUaP "h11AY&SY" busybox | cut -d: -f1) do (printf "BZ"; dd bs=1 skip=$i if=busybox) >bb_$i.bz2 done Doing it with tools available in BusyBox is left as an exercise for the reader... Ron _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list busybox@busybox.net http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
