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I'm new to radare2 and reverse engineering, andHow can I can't see to see to figure out how to display any standard write in displayvisual mode.

For example if I run 'dc'dc command it runs the program normally and displays all the text normally. But if I enter visual mode with 'V< enter >'V< enter > and use 'S'S to run through the program it displays the output maybe a 1/10th of a second: What I see in visual mode

Can I have it display it for longer, ORor enter a command and see what has been printed to stdout so far??

Thanks

I'm new to radare2 and reverse engineering, and I can't see to see to figure out how to display any standard write in display mode.

For example if I run 'dc' command it runs the program normally and displays all the text normally. But if I enter visual mode with 'V< enter >' and use 'S' to run through the program it displays the output maybe a 1/10th of a second: What I see in visual mode

Can I have it display it for longer, OR enter a command and see what has been printed to stdout so far??

Thanks

How can I display any standard write in visual mode.

For example if I run dc command it runs the program normally and displays all the text normally. But if I enter visual mode with V< enter > and use S to run through the program it displays the output maybe a 1/10th of a second: What I see in visual mode

Can I have it display it for longer, or enter a command and see what has been printed to stdout so far?

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Radare2- How to see stdout in Visual Mode

I'm new to radare2 and reverse engineering, and I can't see to see to figure out how to display any standard write in display mode.

For example if I run 'dc' command it runs the program normally and displays all the text normally. But if I enter visual mode with 'V< enter >' and use 'S' to run through the program it displays the output maybe a 1/10th of a second: What I see in visual mode

Can I have it display it for longer, OR enter a command and see what has been printed to stdout so far??

Thanks