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> Hi,
>
> I recent make a patch which give the rd command to dump the raw data. With this,
> we could then do the dump the specified range of memory to the file with
console's
> redirection feature like: rd -r 0x7000000 -e 0x8000000 > dump.img.
>
> What about this idea? Could it be accepted?
>
> Thanks,
> Lei
I think it's a pretty good idea.
However, one problem with the patch is that if you forget to append
the "> dump.img" part, it would end up spewing non-ASCII data to
the terminal. I would suggest using a construct like "-r dump.img",
which would force the user to supply a filename argument with
the -r.
Also, maybe you could write a more efficient output function that
ignores the "typesz", and fwrite()'s larger fixed-size blocks of
data until it reaches the end of the desired memory chunk.
Just to clarify -- don't put the output loop in the main "for"
loop at the bottom of display_memory(), put it up near the
beginning:
static void
display_memory(ulonglong addr, long count, ulong flag, int memtype)
{
...
if (CRASHDEBUG(4))
fprintf(fp, "<addr: %llx count: %ld flag: %lx (%s)>\n",
addr, count, flag, addrtype);
+ if (flag & DISPLAY_RAW) {
+ < your output loop here>
+ return;
+ }
Dave