Binwalk is available here: devttys0/binwalk What can you use it for? It analyzed the binary file statically: without runnng it. This is for Windows EXE binaries (notice the GIF image, which is the icon for the EXE file): [code]binwalk -v raisedr.e. Binwalk shares many characteristics with the equally-wonderful UEFI Tool utility. I think determining which to use comes down to whether you prioritize working interactively with one image (maybe UEFI Tool is the better of the two) versus working in batch mode from a command line (maybe Binwalk is the better choice). Binwalk is a tool for searching a given binary image for embedded files and executable code. Specifically, it is designed for identifying files and code embedded inside of firmware images. Binwalk uses the libmagic library, so it is compatible with magic signatures created for the Unix file utility.
Click to expand.You can absolutely do that on any mac, just like setting verbose mode permanent. Just run in terminal: $ sudo nvram boot-args='-x' Now, I think the best way to force the OpenGL drivers to load in safe mode (because we haven't yet patched the safe mode OpenGL check out of WindowServer) is the following: 1) Copy all the kexts from High Sierra. Wwii online another step closer for mac. If unsure which ones, just ask on this thread, and one of the 'specialists' (I guess we'll call them that) will tell you which kexts/bundles/plugins to copy, including myself.
This step includes setting the proper file permissions (ownership: root:wheel, mode: 755) + rebuilding PrelinkedKernel to include the new kexts. 2) Boot in safe mode, but ALSO in SINGLE-USER mode. I'm thinking it's the end of the line for those of us on the Mac Pro 3,1 since SSE 4.1 is likely an unpatchable limiting factor. I have two of them, one as a household media server (3.0 Ghz, 8 Core, GT120), the other as my primary desktop (2.8 Ghz, 8 Core with an ancient GTX 8800 card). The desktop machine has lasted me 3 years now as it was a gift from a friend who upgraded to a 5K iMac. The media server 3,1 was also donated from a friend whose a pro photographer and found a 2012 Mac Pro to replace it with.