I really don't know enough about this to know what to try. At first look, dd looked like it might provide a solution for me, but now I'm not so sure. Unfortunately, od won't help here because 1 it's deprecated in favor of hexdump at least in Darwinand 2 it only displays the file in hex, not let you edit it. There are more than likely other utilities, but not having much use for these sorts of commands on a daily basis, I do not know of them. Join Date: Jul As for a command, take a look at the od command. Basically, what I want to do is tell the hexeditor to open a file, replace a specific offset with a new value, then put the resulting file somewhere.Ĭan anyone tell me which command s would get this done? Cuscuta benefits
Join Date: Jun I'm using Mac OS I figure there's already one built-in, but I just don't know enough about Unix, yet. Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting built-in hex editor? Comparison of hex editors
