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The help screen on the HEX2BIN utility does not give any hint to the usage of 'n'. I want to convert a HEX file (less than 32k) to a binary file with size=32k (8000 Hex). Unused bytes should be padded with FF. I expected the following command to work: HEX2BIN /P0xFF myfile.hex but this cmd pads with 00. To my surprise it works with this command: HEX2BIN /L0x8000 myfile.hex Can anyone explain?
Are you using /P or /F for the pad argument? It should be /P. Jon
Sorry, I'm using /P, not /F. /F will output an error message.