Manually adding BOM to UTF-16LE file?

hi.
i have a bash script that needs to preform something on a string from standard input, save it in a file and convert the file to UTF-16LE with BOM for further processing by another application.
i use iconv to convert the text file to UTF-16LE, but iconv actually creates a little-endian file WITHOUT the bom. (converting to UTF-16 creates a big endian file WITH bom)
i see no way of creating LE with BOM with iconv, so i thought maybe i could simply add the byte-order marks (FF FE) to the beginning of the unicode file. how can i do that?
many thanks in advance
tench

If you want to do everything from within bash script, then you can use something like
{code}
#!/bin/sh
# I think xpg_echo is ON by default, but just in case...
shopt -s xpg_echo
cat > infile
# assume the input is in UTF-8
(echo '\xFF\xFE\c'
iconv -f UTF-8 -t UTF-16LE infile) > outfile
{code}
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