dd utility skip
To skip a certain number of bytes using the dd
utility in Assembly language, you can specify the skip value using the ibs
(input block size) and skip
options. Here's an example of how you can use the dd
utility to skip bytes:
dd if=input_file of=output_file ibs=1 skip=10
In this example, input_file
is the name of the input file, output_file
is the name of the output file, and ibs=1
specifies that the input block size is 1 byte. The skip=10
option indicates that the dd
utility should skip the first 10 bytes of the input file.
You can adjust the value of skip
to skip a different number of bytes as per your requirement.