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Hi All forum members

I am running a GUI based tool on windows platform which gives me a hexadecimel output and the same app is run on linux on command line (after having trasferred the jar file) the output obtained is same BUT here comes the diffrence they are in JUMBLED UP fashion

Example : A data at line number 5 obtained as o/p in windows is present at say line number 60
A data at line number 45 obtained as o/p in windows is present at say line number 2

Though everything is intact i'm not finding the consistency in o/p can any1 help on this pls

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Sounds like byte ordering to me.
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For me your question is not clear. Can you explain it further more. I'm not clear how to find the result in two places.
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o/p? hhmmm...
  • Ocean Pacific?
  • output?
  • oh, please !?
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o/p? hhmmm...
  • Ocean Pacific?
  • output?
  • oh, please !?
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Ya, once I looking such threads/posts I feel that your sticky post suggestions may effective.
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