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Depending on which Unix you are using, you can use something like "od" that will perform an octal dump, or "xd" ("xxd" on some linux systems) to perform a hex-dump.
If you just want to find text strings in a binary file, use the "strings" command. If you can provide more info, someone may be able to better help find what meets your needs. |
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