Hi! You can do :
[0x00000000]> /x 4d5a50 and there's a list of hits like that: 001 0x000000c8 hit0_1 F$###################################-] 2444 002 0x00010457 hit0_2 FEB 003 0x00010816 hit0_3 F<A.cd 004 0x000147b3 hit0_4 Fz]H 005 0x00019949 hit0_5 FcdO 006 0x0003a7c5 hit0_6 F$ 007 0x00043544 hit0_7 F$ 008 0x0004e514 hit0_8 Fjc,ISQLN 009 0x000603ba hit0_9 Fo/`U7M> and you can move between hits with "s" command. [0x00000001]> s hit0_10 [0x00065A45]> Cheers! 2009/8/18 Robin Vossen <[email protected]> > Hey Maillist, > > I bet this is something you guys wouldn't call a bug. > But, I am looking in a Huge File (2GB, Phyisical Memory Dump) and I am > doing some research on Malware in it. > I got this: > [0x00000000]> pX 1000000000000000 |grep > "4d5a50" > > Segmentation fault > > I bet that is since the number is WAY to big for the Buffer. But I just > wanted to report this and wonder is there a better way to do this? > > Cheers, > Robin > > _______________________________________________ > radare mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.nopcode.org/listinfo.cgi/radare-nopcode.org > > -- --graz
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