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If you're using vim you can replace the slashes with another character. I'm not sure in other versions of vi though.

:9333,35000s/ramamama/ram cow welcome/g

Hi jao_madn,

Is the output from this pipeline what your looking for?


dd if=/your/binfile 2>/dev/null | hexdump -C -s 512 -n 512

thomasraj87,

try it with tr instead:

tr -s ' ' '-' < /tmp/1.txt

thomasraj87,

Try the '-r' option instead of '-E'

Hi thomasraj87,

You could use the following sed command:

sed -E 's/ +/-/g' /tmp/1.txt

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