[LinuxBIOS] Question about disassembler for byte stream

[Andon Tschauschev]

Hi,

Is there such thing like disassembler for byte
streams?

For example: 
I extract some memory through /dev/mem:
'dd if=/dev/mem of=./dump_1.dat bs=1 count=708K'

Then I can look at the extracted memory using hexdump:
'hexdump -vC dump_1.dat | less'

But reading machine code is not very comfortable...

With the mentioned disassembler I would be able to do:
'streamdisass -i dump_1.dat -o dump_1.asm'
and then enjoy the asm-representation of the dump?

Thanks

Andon

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[Torsten Duwe]

On Thursday 10 January 2008, Andon Tschauschev wrote:
> I extract some memory through /dev/mem:
> 'dd if=/dev/mem of=./dump_1.dat bs=1 count=708K'
>
> Then I can look at the extracted memory using hexdump:
> 'hexdump -vC dump_1.dat | less'
>
> But reading machine code is not very comfortable...
>
> With the mentioned disassembler I would be able to do:
> 'streamdisass -i dump_1.dat -o dump_1.asm'
> and then enjoy the asm-representation of the dump?

What's wrong with
objdump -D -b binary -m i386:x86-64 ?
(Assuming you have an AMD64 machine)

Torsten