OK, that was easier than expected. These blobs appeared around everything "linux", but don't look horribly useful. I'll check later to see if I can find anything else. is there anything I should be looking for aside from linux?
$ wc -l kdumped 11413 kdumped 7851 rm RET fcntl 0 7851 rm CALL fstatfs(0x4,0xbfbfe670) 7851 rm RET fstatfs 0 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET getdirentries 512/0x200 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f2a8,0x804f248) 7851 rm NAMI "perl" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f3a8,0x804f348) 7851 rm NAMI "cxupgrade" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f4a8,0x804f448) 7851 rm NAMI "tcl" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f5a8,0x804f548) 7851 rm NAMI "nsplugin-linux.so" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f6a8,0x804f648) 7851 rm NAMI "nsplugin-linux64.so" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f7a8,0x804f748) 7851 rm NAMI "xml" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804fea8,0x804fe48) 7851 rm NAMI "libxml2.so.2.6.19" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804ffa8,0x804ff48) 7851 rm NAMI "libxml2.so.2" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x80520a8,0x8052048) 7851 rm NAMI "libxml2.so" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x80521a8,0x8052148) 7851 rm NAMI "libxslt.so.1.1.14" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x80522a8,0x8052248) 7851 rm NAMI "libxslt.so.1" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x80523a8,0x8052348) 7851 rm NAMI "libxslt.so" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x80524a8,0x8052448) 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x80530a8) 7851 rm NAMI "libimg1.2.so" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x80531a8) 7851 rm NAMI "libTktable2.8.so" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x2813fcd0,0,0) 7851 rm NAMI ".." 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe8c0) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL close(0x4) 7851 rm RET close 0 7851 rm CALL rmdir(0x804f4a8) 7851 rm NAMI "tcl" 7851 rm RET rmdir 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f5a8) 7851 rm NAMI "nsplugin-linux.so" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f6a8) 7851 rm NAMI "nsplugin-linux64.so" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL stat(0x804f7a8,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm NAMI "xml" 7851 rm RET stat 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x804f7a8,0x4,0x1) 7851 rm NAMI "xml" 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fcntl(0x4,0x2,0x1) 7851 rm RET fcntl 0 7851 rm CALL fstatfs(0x4,0xbfbfe670) 7851 rm RET fstatfs 0 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET getdirentries 512/0x200 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x8052da8,0x8052d48) 7851 rm NAMI "perl" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET rmdir 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f3a8) 7851 rm NAMI "setup.glade" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL stat(0x804f4a8,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm NAMI "bin" 7851 rm RET stat 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x804f4a8,0x4,0x1) 7851 rm NAMI "bin" 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fcntl(0x4,0x2,0x1) 7851 rm RET fcntl 0 7851 rm CALL fstatfs(0x4,0xbfbfe670) 7851 rm RET fstatfs 0 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET getdirentries 512/0x200 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f2a8,0x804f248) 7851 rm NAMI "Linux" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET getdirentries 0 7851 rm CALL lseek(0x4,0,0,0,0) 7851 rm RET lseek 0 7851 rm CALL close(0x4) 7851 rm RET close 0 7851 rm CALL stat(0x804f2a8,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm NAMI "Linux" 7851 rm RET stat 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x804f2a8,0x4,0x1) 7851 rm NAMI "Linux" 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fcntl(0x4,0x2,0x1) 7851 rm RET fcntl 0 7851 rm CALL fstatfs(0x4,0xbfbfe670) 7851 rm RET fstatfs 0 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET getdirentries 512/0x200 7851 rm CALL lstat(0x804f3a8,0x804f348) 7851 rm NAMI "x86" 7851 rm RET lstat 0 7851 rm CALL getdirentries(0x4,0x8051000,0x1000,0x8050014) 7851 rm RET getdirentries 0 7851 rm CALL lseek(0x4,0,0,0,0) 7851 rm RET lseek 0 7851 rm CALL close(0x4) 7851 rm RET close 0 7851 rm CALL stat(0x804f3a8,0xbfbfe850) 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x2813fcd0,0,0) 7851 rm NAMI ".." 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe8c0) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL close(0x4) 7851 rm RET close 0 7851 rm CALL rmdir(0x804f3a8) 7851 rm NAMI "x86" 7851 rm RET rmdir 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x2813fcd0,0,0) 7851 rm NAMI ".." 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe8c0) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL close(0x4) 7851 rm RET close 0 7851 rm CALL rmdir(0x804f2a8) 7851 rm NAMI "Linux" 7851 rm RET rmdir 0 7851 rm CALL open(0x2813fcd0,0,0) 7851 rm NAMI ".." 7851 rm RET open 4 7851 rm CALL fstat(0x4,0xbfbfe8c0) 7851 rm RET fstat 0 7851 rm CALL fchdir(0x4) 7851 rm RET fchdir 0 7851 rm CALL close(0x4) 7851 rm RET close 0 7851 rm CALL rmdir(0x804f4a8) 7851 rm NAMI "bin" 7851 rm RET rmdir 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f5a8) 7851 rm NAMI "GPLV2" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f6a8) 7851 rm NAMI "preinstall.sh" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f7a8) 7851 rm NAMI "preuninstall" 7851 rm RET unlink 0 7851 rm CALL unlink(0x804f8a8) On 6/19/06, Alex Zbyslaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jim Stapleton wrote: > I don't know how to find out, except that the app is the Crossover > Office demo installer. I'd like to try to find a way to trick it into > running in the linux compatability mode of FreeBSD if I can. So is there source code? Or is it some dumb binary rpm? You could try running it under ktrace, then look at the output of kdump (assuming that works for linux apps), but the output will be *long* so you will have to edit out a judicious part which leads up to the "Linux" string being printed, and it might not help. But, it might, for example, look to see if some file exists (/etc/redhat-release or something). Darrin Chandler wrote: >In addition, consider respecting the wishes of >the developer(s) and not using it. If they have any sort of "free" >license then you can always release a portable fork. Respect a license? Yes, probably. Respect the wishes? Fat chance. That way lies doom... --Alex
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