This being linux, there is always the do it yourself thing.
Here is a script I wrote a while back to dump files in hex, octal, and
ascii. I find it very useful. It uses od but makes the output human readable
(at least to this human). I forget how it works. I use linux with the newer
version of bash.
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#!/bin/bash
function odx1
{
set -o noglob
line=1
# for i in $(command od -xba $file | xargs -0 -s 129000 )
for i in $(command od -xba $file )
do
if [ ${#i} -gt 4 ];then
echo
echo
line=1
elif [ ${#i} -eq 4 ];then
k=${i#??}
l=${i%??}
echo -n "$k $l "
elif [ ${#i} -eq 3 ];then
if [ $line -eq 1 ];then
line=2
echo
fi
echo -n "$i "
else
if [ $line -eq 2 ];then
line=3
echo
fi
case ${#i} in
1) echo -n "$i ";;
2) echo -n "$i ";;
*) echo -n "BAD ";;
esac
fi
done
}
file=$1
cat < /dev/null > junk.errors
odx1 $file 2> junk.errors
if [ -s junk.errors ];then
echo An error has been detected
cat junk.errors
else
echo No errors
fi
set +o noglob
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On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 02:42:39PM +0800, Chang wrote:
> I went to freshmeat.net and forgot to use locate. I forgot...
>
> Joel Hammer wrote:
>
> >There is also hexdump.
> >Joel
> >
>
>
>
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