The search continues for dot-config files with a little bit of prep work.
So we have a config file in this "old school" style of a kernel image.
Code:
core2quad dxg $ mv ku-2.5.8-dc dot-config-2.5.8
core2quad dxg $ gzip dot-config-2.5.8
Strip the known dot-config off the end of the image.
Code:
core2quad dxg $ dd if=ku-2.5.8-kimg bs=1 count=2660060 of=ku-2.5.8-trim
2660060+0 records in
2660060+0 records out
2660060 bytes (2.7 MB) copied, 10.7579 s, 247 kB/s
See if any sense can be made of that earlier gzip signature in the file.
Code:
core2quad dxg $ dd if=ku-2.5.8-trim bs=1 skip=84448 of=ku-2.5.8-trim-unk.gz
2575612+0 records in
2575612+0 records out
2575612 bytes (2.6 MB) copied, 10.566 s, 244 kB/s
core2quad dxg $ gzip -l -v ku-2.5.8-trim-unk.gz
method crc date time compressed uncompressed ratio uncompressed_name
defla 46434b49 Feb 21 17:01 2575612 1414750023 99.8% ku-2.5.8-trim-unk
core2quad dxg $ zcat ku-2.5.8-trim-unk.gz >ku-2.5.8-trim-uk
gzip: ku-2.5.8-trim-unk.gz: decompression OK, trailing garbage ignored
core2quad dxg $ file ku-2.5.8-trim-uk
ku-2.5.8-trim-uk: ASCII cpio archive (SVR4 with no CRC)
Ah, so - A compressed initramfs archive.
Keep a copy of that also.
Both files are attached here.
A DX(G) has two copies of the same kernel image, so no distinction is made here between 'main' and 'diags'.