The default two-byte output respects the endianness of your system, so that can confuse new users. I know this tripped me up years ago when I first started using hexdump.
"dirs" can be also used to view the stack. "dirs -v" helpfully numbers each directory with its index.
The default two-byte output respects the endianness of your system, so that can confuse new users. I know this tripped me up years ago when I first started using hexdump.