Posts Tagged ‘script’

IDA – Interactive Disassembler Macros Page

This page presents IDA macros I’ve written. Load PE/COFF symbols Introduction Download Installation and use Same script but in a standalone version Load PE/COFF symbolsBACK TO TOC IntroductionBACK TO TOC It appears that when IDA parses symbols of Windows applications compiled with gcc (cygwin), it does not load symbol names properly. I.e. instead of real […]

Few problems that you may encounter when booting Linux

Table of contents Load PE/COFF symbols Introduction Download Installation and use Same script but in a standalone version Introduction Understanding the kernel installation Kernel binary Kernel version number Kernel modules Linux boot process explained Initial ram-disk Mounting root file-system init and services init levels Services Booting Linux with broken init scripts Conclusion IntroductionBACK TO TOC […]

New article – sed, the missing manual

This article describes sed, an excellent tool that I often use in shell scripts that I write. In the article I explain it’s most common features and also show some often overlooked features. You can find it here. Enjoy it!

sed – the missing manual

Table of contents Load PE/COFF symbols Introduction Download Installation and use Same script but in a standalone version Introduction Understanding the kernel installation Kernel binary Kernel version number Kernel modules Linux boot process explained Initial ram-disk Mounting root file-system init and services init levels Services Booting Linux with broken init scripts Conclusion Introduction Why sed […]

Opening and modifying the initrd

Table of contents Load PE/COFF symbols Introduction Download Installation and use Same script but in a standalone version Introduction Understanding the kernel installation Kernel binary Kernel version number Kernel modules Linux boot process explained Initial ram-disk Mounting root file-system init and services init levels Services Booting Linux with broken init scripts Conclusion Introduction Why sed […]

SlickEdit Macros

Many years ago I started working with an editor named Visual SlickEdit. At a time it was the most advanced editor for software development. Despite years have passed, I believe it is still one of the best editors available for programmers. Among its advantages is exceptionally powerful macro language. Many people don’t know this but […]