Solaris

> ok, so what does the file command on Solaris report them as?

I'll check when I go back to the office.

Thank,
~Salomon

>
ok, so what does the file command on Solaris report them as?

I'll check when I go back to the office.

Thanks,
~Salomon

Also try:

$ strings examplefile.img | head -10

and

$ od -bc examplefile.img | head -10

Will do when I go to the office tomorrow morning. I'll let you know what I get. Thank you for your help.

~Salomon

Here's what I get:
PEGASYS@adac:#[14] file 094e0201.img
094e0201.img: data
PEGASYS@adac:#[15] strings 094e0201.img | head -10
adac01
ALVARADO, DIANA
22165
½╧°IΣ└
20090414
≡ufs
094e02
MS M STRESS
Cardiovascular of S.A
11:26:20
PEGASYS@adac:#[16] od -bc 094e0201.img | head -10
0000000 141 144 141 143 060 061 000 130 002 000 000 001 000 000 002 034
a d a c 0 1 \0 X 002 \0 \0 001 \0 \0 002 034
0000020 000 002 000 000 002 061 000 003 000 000 002 075 000 114 000 000
\0 002 \0 \0 002 1 \0 003 \0 \0 002 = \0 L \0 \0
0000040 002 077 000 155 000 000 002 106 000 004 001 000 002 120 000 005
002 ? \0 m \0 \0 002 F \0 004 001 \0 002 P \0 005
0000060 001 000 002 122 000 006 001 000 002 124 000 007 000 000 002 126
001 \0 002 R \0 006 001 \0 002 T \0 007 \0 \0 002 V
0000100 000 010 000 000 002 137 000 011 000 000 002 150 000 012 000 000
\0 \b \0 \0 002 _ \0 \t \0 \0 002 h \0 \n \0 \0

This looks like just a datafile. Any suggestions?

Thank you,
~Salomon

this should be a disk image (like a iso image). install something like "deamon tools" in windows and open the img file as a disk with the tools... should be worth a try...

I tried your suggestion but it didn't recognize the file. So I spent some more time researching the software (on SunOS 5.8) which produces these files and my research uncovered a company (Media Cybernetics) which has a tool, AutoQuant X (Media Cybernetics - Image Processing Software | Image Deconvolution | 3D Visualization) , which promises to be able to read these files. I am going to download a trial version and report what I discover.

It would be a big win for us to be able to find a tool capable of reading these images. These are used in a cardiology office.

Thanks again for your help.

~Salomon