20:51 <bunni> Is there a normalized way to extract the default environment from a binary, regardless of its version? i.e. 2014.xx U-Boot seems to store default env as "<var>\0<val>" while 2015.xx U-Boot has default env in binary as "<var>=<val>" I'm wondering if there is a tool/script that I havn't found yet that would accommodate that throughout history of U-Boot

21:38 <bunni> ah, ignore me. After digging more it looks like the \0 is an artifact of storing the value in a specific way that went against how it normally should be done.

21:53 <marex> bunni: the env format is a list of zero-terminated key-value pairs -- foo=bar\0baz=quux\0

21:53 <marex> it's been like that since forever

22:00 <bunni> marex, yeah, I'm seeing that. The issue is with one platform I'm working on, a specific variable is put in to the env at runtime, and its stored in C in a silly way. So it ends up not in the env but ends up looking like I described above in the final binary blob.