Stan Hoeppner <s...@hardwarefreak.com> writes: > One possibility might be > > ~$ cat file1 file2 >> file3 > > where file1 is your binary and file2 contains 64 nulls. Now you simply > need to create a file containing exactly 64 nulls. I've never screwed > with this, but I'd guess it can be done with one of the scripting > languages, maybe a text manipulator such as awk or its variants, etc. > Loop a print command with the proper special character syntax for null > 64 times piping the output to file2. You may even be able to create it > in vi.
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