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Can't Decompile #93

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Xarond12 opened this issue Jun 23, 2022 · 5 comments
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Can't Decompile #93

Xarond12 opened this issue Jun 23, 2022 · 5 comments
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@Xarond12
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Xarond12 commented Jun 23, 2022

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Hello, i can't decompile .net application, i'm 100% sure it's .net application because ilspy and dotpeek can decompile it
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Can someone help me?

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GazziFX commented Jun 23, 2022

Can you upload file?

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This is a .NET 6 single-file bundle file. dnSpy correctly identifies the file as a non-.NET PE file. Single file bundles are native executables that unpack their contents (.NET executable + dependencies) to the disk to execute them. ILSpy as well as dotPeek support unpacking these files in memory to decompile the managed assemblies embedded inside them. dnSpy currently does not support this however it is planned (see issue #16)

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do you know any other decompiler where i can edit this file?

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GazziFX commented Jun 23, 2022

I think it can be manually unpacked or copy unpacker code from ILSpy

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This is a .NET 6 single-file bundle file. dnSpy correctly identifies the file as a non-.NET PE file. Single file bundles are native executables that unpack their contents (.NET executable + dependencies) to the disk to execute them. ILSpy as well as dotPeek support unpacking these files in memory to decompile the managed assemblies embedded inside them. dnSpy currently does not support this however it is planned (see issue #16)

do you know any other decompiler where i can edit this file?

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