Hi,
0×08048000 address is the start address of the code segment of a
program in on x86-32.
What is the start address of the code segment of the program on x86-64 ?
Is there a place in the kernel code where I can add a printk on a
x86_64 machine to view the code segment
start ? How can it be
On Thu, 14 Feb 2013 15:33:48 +0200, Kevin Wilson said:
Hi,
0x08048000 address is the start address of the code segment of a
program in on x86-32.
More likely, it was the start address of *one particular run* of the
program. In most kernel configurations, there's something called Address
hi:)
i am debuging my kernel .
Before the idt_setup of protect-mode , Is it normal that one page_fault
exception occures?
As I step into this instruction : lss stack_start,%esp , vm fire an
page_fault exception,
But at the intr vector check step, as the intr-table has not been
Hi Kevin..
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 8:33 PM, Kevin Wilson wkev...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a place in the kernel code where I can add a printk on a
x86_64 machine to view the code segment
start ? How can it be done ?
I think, you can do that in user space by using readelf instead.
However,
