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Problem with egrep and cat
Post 302799729 by yzy9951 on Saturday 27th of April 2013 12:18:52 PM
04-27-2013
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Is the image corrupt or the partition table mangled in some way? Why do you not simply mount the filesystem(s) and traverse them with find or grep -R? That's much simpler than taking the byte offset of a string in an image, analyzing the partition table (MBR or GPT) to determine in which partition the byte is located, then jumping to the beginning of that partition and searching for the relevant filesystem data structures.
Regards,
Alister
Regards,
Alister
Code:
grep -iR -f 1.txt /mnt
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