Question :D

[Reiko]

How can i open in Ubuntu files to view their hexadecimal form.

[Christmas]

I do not know.

[Reiko]

funny :))

[Reiko]

bine mai Danutz

[oxEz]

How can i open in Ubuntu files to view their hexadecimal form.

In console you can do: xxd (yourfilehere)

Example: xxd data.dat

If you want to echo the output in another file, just do:

xxd data.dat >> someotherfile

Hope this helps.

[Reiko]

YEY THANK YOU oxEz

[Reiko]

Now the problem is : How can I modify that object file, in his hexadecimal form. xxd just prints his hexadecimal. So if i make a C "hello world" program and "$ xxd "the compiled file" > executeMe" . I can't run executeMe (with no errors) cuz is a ASCII file. So I want that file to be still binary. And i want to edit it in that form :D thx

[DoctorMO]

You could always write a perl program to insert the correct bytes at given locations.

once you have your mod use patch --binary to store it.

[IYY]

hexedit is the program you're looking for.

[pmj]

Try ghex.

[Reiko]

thank you