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Problems restraining read command to 32 bits -perl
Hey everybody,

I'm having difficulty using the read command to perform a checksum operation. Whenever I print the final checksum, the result always returns FFFFFFFF, and I know thats not the...
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Posted By TeamUSA
After running this a few times, I've run into...
After running this a few times, I've run into problems with non numeric values. The return is lower than expected and I dont see how I can add non numerics? Any suggestions?
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Posted By TeamUSA
"Print" not working in script
Hello everybody,

I've gotten a script together that is designed to open a .bin file and read it 32 bits at a time and then add it to the checksum. However, the only issue that I have is that it...
12,499
Posted By TeamUSA
Thanks, i got it working. =]
Thanks, i got it working. =]
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Posted By TeamUSA
Syntax Help
Hi everyone,

I got some code here that I've been working on, but I've gotten stuck. I cant figure out what is wrong with the syntax.


sub cksum{

my $uint32_t = \buffer;
my...
12,499
Posted By TeamUSA
Cant find stdint.h? What directory do i put it in?
Hello everyone,

I've got a C program that I'm trying to run through my unix shell but whenever i compile it using gcc (using "cc test.c"), it cannot find stdint.h. Right now, i have it in the...
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Posted By TeamUSA
Perl Parse Word Cksum help
Hi all,

I'm attempting to parse through a .bin file word by word and perform a cksum on each word using perl. I'm new to perl so I dont exactly know how to get started. Any help would be...
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Posted By TeamUSA
Ok, so i did all of that, but i get a checksum...
Ok, so i did all of that, but i get a checksum with only digits in it, and its not binary. I already know what the checksum should be, but for some reason, this line is not producing it. Does this...
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Posted By TeamUSA
I've been using both cksum and md5 and neither...
I've been using both cksum and md5 and neither will output the checksum that i want. I am quite positive that the file is correct, but these checksums do not match.
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Posted By TeamUSA
EEPROM CKSUM? what is this?
Hi all,

So I have a binary file and I need to generate an expected EEPROM checksum for it. Ideally, I would like to input the file (with the path) and output a computed checksum. Ive been using...
2,305
Posted By TeamUSA
EEPROM CKSUM - Is there such thing?
Hi all,

So I have a binary file and I need to generate an expected EEPROM checksum for it. Ideally, I would like to input the file (with the path) and output a computed checksum. Ive been using...
2,447
Posted By TeamUSA
Cksum file1 confusion
Hi all,

I'm currently trying to write a script that will input a .bin file (including file path) and output a computed checksum. My knowledge on checksums are not very good but I know that it...
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Posted By TeamUSA
haha thanks again scottn. I really want to get...
haha thanks again scottn. I really want to get Perl so im hoping to stick it out. So basically, i can type (echo $PWD/file1; cat file1) | cksum in the terminal and type in the file path where you...
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Posted By TeamUSA
Thanks scottn. I dont exactly know where to put...
Thanks scottn. I dont exactly know where to put all of this in. Do i type this into terminal and then just hit return? I dont understand how programming in terminal works. haha thanks again.
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Posted By TeamUSA
Hey scottn, Thanks for sending me that. Im...
Hey scottn,

Thanks for sending me that. Im definitely going to take a look at it.

I dont think I explained my goals. Im still new to all this so I may have stated it wrong. Basically, I want...
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Posted By TeamUSA
read a .bin through terminal and output a checksum?
Hi all,

Ive been given a .bin file that I want to do a checksum on to make sure that it is consistant with what I know should be the checksum. I have tried using md5sum but it spits out a 128...
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