added unified_output to 7 linux plugins #1
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Change volatility/plugins/linux/check_afinfo.py line 83:
--- "what" to "symbol_name"
Syntactic change volatility/plugins/linux/dmesg.py line 97:
--- return TreeGrid([("buf", str), > return TreeGrid([("buf", str)],
We need more testing on evt_arm --> pull a raspberry profile and we can run that.
We need more testing on viable linux images for headers on some of the outputs. The tests were inconclusive. I will pull an image from a known system and profile tomorrow.
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Added unified_output to linux/arp.py, linux/aslr_shift.py, linux/banner.py, linux/check_afinfo.py, linux/check_evt_arm.py, linux/dentry_cache.py, and linux/dmesg.py