Sadly no, unblob cannot do that. I'll look into it tho.
If you're talking about Intel HEX and Motorola S-Records, we developed unblob handlers for them. They're not public at the moment, but I can assure you it works.
The atool suite is great but only supports well formatted files. The idea with unblob is to precisely identify valid chunks of data within arbitrary files, carve them out, then decompress/extrat/convert them. You would…
you can provide the top level directory where it will extract with the -e command line switch
Indeed ! We focused our efforts on formats we encounter the most in embedded devices firmwares as our use case is automated firmware extraction. We'll definitely have a look at the wiki :)
Sadly no, unblob cannot do that. I'll look into it tho.
If you're talking about Intel HEX and Motorola S-Records, we developed unblob handlers for them. They're not public at the moment, but I can assure you it works.
The atool suite is great but only supports well formatted files. The idea with unblob is to precisely identify valid chunks of data within arbitrary files, carve them out, then decompress/extrat/convert them. You would…
you can provide the top level directory where it will extract with the -e command line switch
Indeed ! We focused our efforts on formats we encounter the most in embedded devices firmwares as our use case is automated firmware extraction. We'll definitely have a look at the wiki :)