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Subject: Re: /etc/magic hacker needed !
To: dnelson@xnet.com (Dan Nelson)
Date: Sun, 6 Aug 1995 09:31:23 +0200 (MET DST)
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In-Reply-To: <199508051717.MAA26104@cyclone.xnet.com> from "Dan Nelson" at Aug 5, 95 12:17:51 pm
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> 
> Does Netbsd & FreeBSD have the same .o format?  If so, then you shouldn't be
> able to tell the difference.  Maybe the text should read "*BSD/i386" or
> something.  Maybe the gcc source would be of some help here.
> 
doesn't have somebody standing a Free- and a NetBSD machine standing side by
side (i.e. gives file *.o from FreeBSD objects NetBSD objects too) ?

> > 	It would also be nice to have identification of core files.  If you
> > 	look at the NetBSD/i386 core file entry, it even appears to ferret the
> > 	name of the executable out of the core file and display it.  Nice!
> 
> Try this.  It's only from examining about 6 core files, though.  I wandered
> through the kernel code, but couldn't find the exact place core dumps get
> written out.  I don't know what the C0EF1000 is from.  It may be something
> specific to my machine, even  :)
> 
> 6       belong                  0xC0EF1000      FreeBSD core
> >1075   string                  >\0             \b, from %s
> 
sorry for me this did'nt work

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