Hello,
I had fololwoed the second way according to the HOWTO you mentioned and it was OK. (ext3 did not appeared there, but other kernel symbols did.)
Thanks again, Dan
From: guy keren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Dan Kaspi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ext3 in the kernel image or as a module Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 22:42:22 +0200 (IST)
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004, Dan Kaspi wrote:
> Hello, > > Thanks for your answer and the link; it was really a very > interesting lesson.
[.. snip ..]
> So I ran dd like thus (I am not sure that I used the dd correctly as > I don't use it frequently): > > First,I used skip=11 for 1 sector of boot sector and 10 of setup > code , as the od shows. > > dd bs=512 skip=11 if=bzImage of=kernel > > and : > > file kernel > gives: > > kernel: data > since it's not an ELF file,I ran strings:
this is not ok - it sohuld have been a gzip file.
> but running strings kernel | egrep memcpy > gives nothing.
ofcourse - you need to uncompress it first.
did you try the second thing i wrote there (copied from the HOWTO i mentioned) - i.e. to scan for the signature of gzip, extracting that data, gunzipping it and then running 'strings'?
-- guy
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