How can I export my hexdump to a file that contains the data in a binary format?
I can view my packet data as a hex dump, but I need to decipher the individual bits and rather than manually doing the conversions I was wondering if there was a way to translate the data into a binary format.
So what you want is a text file that looks like, for example:
I.e., it's a text file, displaying, as text, a hex dump?
No I can do that easily. Was wondering if there was a way through wireshark to export the hex dump to a file and then converts the hex data into individual bits so I can validate my data that way instead of manually converting it myself (which would take forever).
What do you mean by "individual bits"?
A text file containing a sequence of characters that are "0" and "1"?
Or a non-text file that's the raw binary bytes (which means the "individual bits" are in chunks of 8)?
What I mean by invididual bits is the data formatted into binary versus a hex form. I already wrote a program to convert the hex dump from a bin to a text file printed with the data converted from hex to binary
If you mean "a binary dump as text", that's "a text file containing a sequence of characters that are "0" and "1"" - that would be "formatted into binary versus hex".
Is that what you want?