pattern file with no return character
I need to create a pattern file with no return or end of file characters for use with dt. I have seen it created before, I just don't remember what I saw 2 years ago.
Ideally, the file would be only the characters "0123456abcdefgh" I first tried doing "echo 01234567abcdefgh > hex.pat" but I still ended up with something at the end. I tried using dd to cut the file down by size, expecting that the end character would be cut off, but that didn't work. "dd if=hex.pat of=hex2.pat bs=1b" So, I really just need a way to complete either of these successfully: create the pattern file without the invisible characters, or cut the invisible characters from the file. If I recall correctly, the first way I saw that the file was the right size was when I did "cat hex.pat" the lack of a return character made the prompt get created after the hex pattern was put onscreen, rather than jumping to a new line. I don't know of another way to tell without looking at my dt output file. Correct: [root@localhost]# cat hex.pat 01234567abcdefgh[root@localhost]# Incorrect: [root@localhost]#cat hex.pat 01234567abcdefgh [root@localhost]# |
I'm not quite sure what you're asking for (and I don't know what dt is), but how about:
Code:
echo -n "01234567abcdefgh" > hex.pat |
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