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| − | '''wxHexEditor's wiki page has been successfully installed.'''
| + | Welcome to wxHexEditor wiki pages. |
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| | + | In this wiki, we try to introduce you the wxHexEditor and give some hits about it's usage and features. |
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| − | I try to build a documentation here.
| + | Version information and change logs of the wxHexEditor is [[Versions| here!]] |
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| | = Tips = | | = Tips = |
| − | == Offset Mode Change ==
| + | *[[Offset Mode Change]] |
| − | You can change address mode between decimal, hexadecimal, octal or sector:decimal (only available on block devices) just by '''Right Click'''ing to offset area of the file
| + | *[[Offset Increase & Decrease by 1 with Mouse]] |
| − | | + | *[[Copy Offset Address]] |
| − | [[File:AddressModeChange.gif|Right click to address area]] | + | *[[Copying Hex or Text]] |
| − | | + | *[[CLI - Command Line Interface]] |
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| − | == Copy Offset Address ==
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| − | You don't need to select and copy address from offset panel. Just move your mouse to what address you want to copy and issue a '''Left Click'''. Value of the offset will be copied to system clipboard.
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| − | == Copy Hex or Text ==
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| − | In wxHexEditor, active panel defines the copy format.
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| − | If Hex panel is active (have a cursor), copy function copies the selection as in hex format like <pre>74 65 73 74 66 69 6C 65 74 65 73 74 66 69 6C 65</pre>
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| − | If Text panel is active, than copy function copies the selection as in binary format, like <pre>testfiletestfile</pre>
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| − | == Easy Block Selection ==
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| − | You want to select big blocks? You can start block/stop block feature for define blocks.
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| − | Press '''Left Click''' to move cursor to mark beginning offset''' -> Right Click -> Set Selection Block Start - > Left Click''' to move cursor to mark end offset '''-> Right Click -> Set Selection Block End'''
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| − | == Features ==
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| | + | = Features = |
| | + | *[[Easy Block Selection]] |
| | *[[CopyAs]] | | *[[CopyAs]] |
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| | *[[TAGs]] | | *[[TAGs]] |
| − | | + | *[[Panels#Disassembler_Panel | x86 Disassembler]] |
| − | === Save as Dump===
| + | *[[Save as Dump]] |
| − | Do you need save a part of the file in binary? This feature for you.
| + | *[[Fill Selection]] |
| − | | + | *[[Delete and Insert Operations]] |
| − | Just select to blocks that you want to dump and
| + | *[[Process RAM]] |
| − | | + | *[[File Support]] |
| − | '''Right Click -> Save As Dump -> Select destination file -> Save'''
| + | *[[Device Image Tools]] |
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| − | === Fill Selection ===
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| − | With this feature, you can fill the selected area with any hex value that you want.
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| − | '''Select a block -> Right Click -> Fill Selection -> Enter the hex value that you want -> Click OK'''
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| − | === Delete and Injection Operations ===
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| − | wxHexEditor can delete and inject bytes into middle of the file, on the fly, without require of saving the file. Drawback of this feature is it cannot apply changes into file itself (yet). Instead, you have to use "Save As" function to save injected files.
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| | == Tools == | | == Tools == |
| − | '''TODO'''
| + | *[[Binary File Comparator]] |
| − | | + | *[[File Checksum Generator]] |
| − | === Binary File Comparator ===
| + | *[[XOR ViewThru]] |
| − | '''TODO PICTURE HERE'''
| + | == Customization == |
| − | | + | *[[Preferences]] |
| − | wxHexEditor could compare 2 files and show differences of them via adding TAGs.
| + | *[[Multi Language Support]] |
| − | Only half million of differences are allowed.
| + | *[[Character Encoding Support]] |
| − | | + | *[[Custom Hex Formatting]] |
| − | *Supported options are: | + | *[[Bytes Per Line Limit]] |
| − | ** Search for different or same bytes.
| + | ==[[Panels]]== |
| − | ** Merge sections if close as X bytes.
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| − | ** Save results to file.
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| − | ** Connect files for scrolling.
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| − | *** This option open the files side by side and other file will follow your scroll if you change your view.
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| − | === File Checksum Generator ===
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| − | '''TODO PICTURE HERE'''
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| − | wxHexEditor could generate checksums for defined files.
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| − | '''Also can generate multiple hash at one pass.'''
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| − | The [http://mhash.sourceforge.net/ mhash] library is used for calculate the checksums.
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| − | *Allowed checksum functions are: | |
| − | ** MD2, MD4, MD5
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| − | ** SHA1 (SHA128), SHA256, SHA384, SHA512
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| − | ** RipeMD128, RipeMD160, RipeMD256, RipeMD320
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| − | ** HAVAL128, HAVAL160, HAVAL192, HAVAL224, HAVAL256
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| − | ** TIGER128, TIGER160, TIGER192
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| − | ** ADLER, CRC32, CRC32B, WHIRLPOOL, GOST, SNEFRU128, SNEFRU256
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| − | === XOR ViewThru ===
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| − | '''TODO'''
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| − | Do you want to edit a file that encrypted(!) with XOR? I do (At [[http://www.samygo.tv SamyGO.tv Project]]. Thanks to SAMSUNG's engineers for use this dummy encryption technique...) So wxHexEditor has a unique feature that, you can edit the files directly even if they encrypted with XOR.
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| − | == Devices == | |
| − | === Open RAM ===
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| − | wxHexEditor cannot open physical RAM device yet.
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| − | === Open Process Memory ===
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| − | wxHexEditor could open process memory space at least under Linux.
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| − | You need to have enough permissions to do that. (I mean, root)
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| − | '''Devices -> Open Process RAM -> Enter PID -> Click OK'''
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| − | Also you can open the PID with using this command line on start up:
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| − | wxHexEditor --pid=<PID>
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| − | === Open Disk Devices ===
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| − | wxHexEditor is indeed a DiskEditor and could open disk/block devices for editing, inspecting them without any problem at Linux, Windows and MacOSX.
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| − | === Device Image Tools ===
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| − | ==== Backup ====
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| − | wxHexEditor could save RAW disk/partition images into a file under all supported OSes.
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| − | ==== Erase ====
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| − | wxHexEditor could fill block devices/partitions with zeros under all supported OSes.
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| − | ==== Restore ====
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| − | wxHexEditor could restore a block device/partitions from raw file under all supported OSes.
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| − | == Preferences ==
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| − | [[Preferences]] | |
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| − | === Multi Language Support ===
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| − | [[Multi Language Support]] | |
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| − | == Character Encoding Support ==
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| − | [[Character Encoding Support]] | |
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| − | === Custom Hex Formatting ===
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| − | [[Custom Hex Formatting]] | |
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| − | === Custom Byte Per Line Limit ===
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| − | [[Bytes Per Line Limit]] | |
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| − | == Panels == | + | =Donors= |
| − | [[Panels]] | + | *[[Donation]] |
