Result for C4A92127908E06E6AEF66F5BFA1F1D553F22DB16

Query result

Key Value
FileName./usr/bin/systool
FileSize22852
MD5ADC8A348FF75F979B6CD4F69CA32D610
SHA-1C4A92127908E06E6AEF66F5BFA1F1D553F22DB16
SHA-256719D88E5B63E34A89E265129DCAE729A7D6D0F18F54F770F77B7D58F6A9055C3
SSDEEP384:xib3RpUxnH2FTvPXY0HRZ3phHrsa/0Z3phHrQk/0Z3phHrUH/0Z3phHr/D/8CjfL:xibjUxnWFTvPXY0HRJphLsa/0JphLQkG
TLSHT1A1A2E762BF106F67C2D3CC320D9E865294FF8D4F61856373BA9D95442A0798C8CE78E8
hashlookup:parent-total1
hashlookup:trust55

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Parents (Total: 1)

The searched file hash is included in 1 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
FileSize17908
MD5F9E44F1D8B3982D7041D5A0A0DC52688
PackageDescriptionsysfs query tool and boot-time setup The sysfs is a virtual file system found in Linux kernels 2.5+ that provides a tree of system devices. This package provides the program 'systool' to query it, which can be used to list devices by bus, class, and topology. . In addition this package ships a configuration file /etc/sysfs.conf which allows one to conveniently set sysfs attributes at system bootup (via an init script).
PackageMaintainerGuillem Jover <guillem@debian.org>
PackageNamesysfsutils
PackageSectionutils
PackageVersion2.1.1-1
SHA-110B998862390F0A45027AF7E9057AAB04500378B
SHA-256788FA9A1FA46868894816867412CF6888EDF3E8AF37893311D39C902D87DE720