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    Fill your hard disk drive with baadf00d
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    Here is a useful PERL script to create binary files filled with the hex codes ba ad f0 0d. This badfood or baadfood is used by Microsoft memory allocation code.

    I call it baadf00d.pl

    Code:
    $thestring="\x{ba}\x{ad}\x{f0}\x{0d}";

    #1024^3 / 4
    #or 1 gigabyte / 4 bytes
    $counter=268435456;

    while($counter > 0 )
    {
            print $thestring;
            $counter--;
    }


    It can be useful when you are clearing out an old hard drive. This will write a 1 gigabyte file called test1.bin out to your hard drive

    Quote:
    perl baadf00d.pl > test1.bin


    The space on your drive will then be filled with BA AD F0 0D bytes as the file grows.
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