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UPXDUMP
Copyright © 1997-2009
Robert Riebisch
[Under 
GNU General Public License]
Description
In tradition of our products
released earlier UPXDUMP is a small tool serving only one specific
purpose. UPXDUMP is a replacement for the undocumented --file-info
option in the free, high-performance executable packer
UPX.
The main reason to write
UPXDUMP was to show a file's compression method in human-readable
manner.
And where UPX fails UPXDUMP
can also handle malformed executables created by a broken DOS port of UPX 2.93.
UPXDUMP comes
in two flavours:
- A tiny 16-bit version
(file
dos16\upxdump.exe) suitable for computer systems prior to the 80386 microprocessor. - For newer systems there
is a 32-bit version (file
dos32\upxdump.exe), that additionally supports long file names.
Otherwise there are no functional differences between the two.
System requirements
For the 16-bit version
- Intel 8086/88 microprocessor (or compatibles)
- Microsoft MS-DOS 3.0 (or compatibles)
For the 32-bit version
- Intel 80386 microprocessor (or compatibles)
- Microsoft MS-DOS 3.0 (or compatibles)
- 32-bit DPMI server (e.g. CWSDPMI)
- optional: LFN API (e.g. DOSLFN) for long file name support
Version history
2009-04-19
- first public release
Downloads
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Binaries + Manual: upxdumpb.zip
(46.4 Kbytes)
Source code (Turbo / Free Pascal): upxdumps.zip (15.0
Kbytes)
Page last modified on August 25, 2010.
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