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Which kind of UNIX to major investment banks use?

Hi, I would like to know what kind of UNIX major investment banks tend to use? I want to try to get a job with one of these places. By major, I mean big companies like Citigroup, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, etc. Thanks.
 

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grokevt-dumpmsgs(1)													       grokevt-dumpmsgs(1)

NAME
grokevt-dumpmsgs - A tool for dumping the contents of message databases built previously by grokevt-ripdll(1). SYNOPSIS
grokevt-dumpmsgs message-db1 [message-db2 ...] .SH DESCRIPTION grokevt-dumpmsgs takes one or more message databases previously built with grokevt-ripdll(1) and prints out all entries to stdout. This is mainly a debugging tool, but may be useful for analyzing the message con- tents of PE files while developing other applications. ARGUMENTS
grokevt-dumpmsgs uses the following arguments: message-dbN If multiple message databases are supplied, entries of all databases are printed to stdout in the order they are provided. OUTOUT
grokevt-dumpmsgs prints each database entry out on a single line, in two comma-separated columns. The first column is the message ID, which is in the format: XXXX-YYYYYYYY Here, XXXX represents the message's language code, and the YYYYYYYY represents the message's relative virtual address (RVA) within the mes- sage block of the PE file. The second column contains the message itself. Messages containing special characters (such as newlines or com- mas) are encoded in the same manner that grokevt-parselog(1) encodes them ("xQQ" where QQ is the hexadecimal value of the character). BUGS
Probably several. This particular script has not been extensively tested. CREDITS
Written by Timothy D. Morgan. Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Timothy D. Morgan LICENSE
Please see the file "LICENSE" included with this software distribution. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MER- CHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License version 3 for more details. SEE ALSO
grokevt(7) grokevt-addlog(1) grokevt-builddb(1) grokevt-findlogs(1) grokevt-parselog(1) grokevt-ripdll(1) File Conversion Utilities 20 March 2008 grokevt-dumpmsgs(1)
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