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I made this article quite a long time ago. Maybe useful for others. Well, it's quite inclined toward computer security but surely low-level PC (x86/x86_64) stuff.
Link: https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/pci-expansion-rom/
Hi guys, maybe some of you are already experienced with Basic Linear Algebra Subprogram (BLAS) libraries from several vendors. Right now I have been looking (skimming) at Intel and AMD implementation but I noticed the interface functions are not exactly the same albeit the parameters might be...
I've just released my AMI BIOS reverse engineering article a while ago. Some might be interested. Here it is:
https://sites.google.com/site/pinczakko/pinczakko-s-guide-to-ami-bios-reverse-engineering-1
The articles are moved to new site (because Geocities will be closed soon):
https://sites.google.com/site/pinczakko
The link above is the "index/root" of the new website. You can find the BIOS-related articles in the Articles section in the navigation section on the left.
Cheers :D
Hi,
I was wondering how one can simulate charge-pump circuit such as the Dickson charge pump in SPICE. I've been wandering through the web and forums for two days but I still couldn't find a clue. Any ideas?
TIA,
Pinczakko
I have cross-compiled a test application on a Linux PC (i686) to run on a Blackfin BF-537 STAMP. The test application run flawlessly. However, a few things are still obscure to me, especially the debugging part. These are the details:
(*) I'm cross-compiling by using the Blackfin GNU...
Anyone have an idea how to ensure atomic execution of code in Windows Kernel mode driver?
I need this because my driver will run in multiprocessor system and I have to ensure that some of instruction is executed atomically. The reason for this is the routine is accessing the bus of the system...
Hi,
When developing Linux based embedded system, which one is the most efficient (in terms of development time), stripping down a distribution like Slackware or building it from scratch by using LFS. The constraints of the system-wide design are:
1. x86 platform -- Pentium M based with micro...
I'd like to know about the reading range of EM-10..because I use iso Card GK4001 which is operated in the range around 8-14 cm.
Do you know where to find the datasheet for EM-10.
TIA,
PCZ
Re: assembly...
not much actually because the command prompt in windows environment runs on Virtual-8086 mode. However, there will be some problems if you are accessing some parts of the hardware that's not available in that mode or being prevented by Windows. I mean Windows regard the...
Re: assembly...
pay attention to read the suitable version of the book. IIRC, it has DOS version, Linux version, and Windows version. There are differences to implement your assembly code among these OSes. For example, if you use TASM and developing your program under DOS, then read the DOS...
Re: assembly...
MASM and TASM have some differences in terms of syntax. However, older versions of TASM supports the so-called MASM compatible mode.
Go to: **broken link removed** for tutorial on MASM
Anyway, mind you that these assemblers only supports x86 machine architecture
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