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The N T L D R in the position of the yellow status bar as shown. For example, I want to change it to $ L D R $

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I used to use a command-line software to modify files in binary mode before. It's been too long, and I don't know where it was put. It seems to be brought by a game modification tool.

By the way: Can't we use the method of replacing files?
Or: Use debug to read the first xxx bytes of the first file and save them as file 1, then copy 1.bin+2.bin /b 1.bin
(2.bin is the modified second half, and 1.bin is the first half of the original file)

Take a look at this page: http://cyberside.dyn.ee/freesoft/txtms01.htm

I quite like:
4. GSAR
5. Change
3. Alter

Hehe! Just a whim.

If I want to read a long article, I just...

It's not an article, but software. The kind of software you want.

How exactly should these software be used to solve the problem I mentioned?

I tried change, but it didn't work.

The following is a quote from wangsea on July 13, 2004, 07:26:22 AM:
I used to use a command-line software to modify files in binary mode before. It's been too long, and I don't know where it was put. It seems to be a game modification tool.

By the way: Can't we use the method of replacing files?
Or: Use debug to read the first xxx bytes of the first file and save it as file 1, then copy 1.bin+2.bin /b 1.bin
(2.bin is the modified second half, and 1.bin is the first half of the original file)

The file is random and cannot be pre-made for replacement.

I don't know how to use debug.

Just look at the instructions. The several software I mentioned earlier all support the functions of finding and replacing hexadecimal codes. But since I don't need them, I haven't tried either.

It's very simple to use debug. Create the following two files:

cut.bat Content:
debug ntldr<do.txt

do.txt Content:
r cx
100
r bx
0000
n ntldr1.bin
q

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Note that the 100 in do.txt above refers to hexadecimal, that is, 100H bytes (you can just change this value to intercept different bytes).
After creating these two files, execute cut.bat to generate a ntldr1.bin (intercepting 100H bytes of ntldr) file.

Finally found this software from an old disc: edithex. The file size is 17K, a DOS program specially used for binary data replacement, and it's in Chinese version. How should I give it to you if you want it?

Does this program have a command-line mode?

edithex.exe is in command - line mode.

It seems to need to be entered manually. Is there an automatic mode?

Do you want cut.com, which functions to split large files into subfiles of specified size, with extensions 001, 002, ...

Usage: cut
nnn in KB unit.

But I just need to modify, not split. It would be perfect if edithex can do it without manual input.