Hex Editors for Solaris

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    ICEdit is a web-based open source IDE built as a replacement for the standard desktop-installed IDE's. ICEdit allows you to work your site from anywhere and anytime!
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    REX: Remote EXecution Distributed Computing Services for Linux and Solaris, providing C and C++ APIs, librex library and "rexd" daemon software to implement Load Balancing Process Migration : Dump + Restore, Remote File and Resource Management.
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    exd

    exd

    A command line tool to manage bytes in hex dumps or packet captures

    Command-line tool to examine or edit bytes in hex, octal, binary, or in packet capture (pcap) dumps. Exd is intended to be used in conjunction with hex dump tools such as xxd, od, hexdump, or hd, and with packet capture dump tools such as tshark and text2pcap. --- metadata tags byte hex octal binary pcap packet packet dump hexdump
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