Opening a windows .dmp file in Linux?
- Thread starter Edward78
- Start date
Soldato
- Joined
- 10 Oct 2005
- Posts
- 8,706
- Location
- Nottingham
A windows dmp file? ... that's a memory dump not a normal document.
Libreoffice may well try and open it but will not display anything meaningful as it won't know how to interpret the file, (you'd probably get a similar result by just running strings against the file in a shell).
I haven't come across a Linux application to interpret these files but that's not to say there may not be a method to do so ... but Microsoft do provide information on interpreting them using dumpchk whcih you can find with a simple Google.
Libreoffice may well try and open it but will not display anything meaningful as it won't know how to interpret the file, (you'd probably get a similar result by just running strings against the file in a shell).
I haven't come across a Linux application to interpret these files but that's not to say there may not be a method to do so ... but Microsoft do provide information on interpreting them using dumpchk whcih you can find with a simple Google.