The moment they release the schematics (a.k.a information on how to repair and recycle), I'm buying one or two
If they could open it, send pictures and send dumps of its firmware, I'm sure there would be people around the world curious enough to reverse engineer it, and with that knowledge available, they could (at least…
The way I prefer is slightly different: I work for as long as I like, then I break for as long as I like.
If you are curious about how small a ELF binary file can be, you might like the following amusing article: https://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.ht...
A book about this topic which I enjoyed is "Learning Linux Binary Analysis" by Ryan O'neil.
If I'm not wrong, the pre-allocation of I/O ranges in PCIe bridges is needed only if you intend to hot-plug devices that were not present in the first enumeration.. but in VMs the hardware is known from the start and…
The moment they release the schematics (a.k.a information on how to repair and recycle), I'm buying one or two
If they could open it, send pictures and send dumps of its firmware, I'm sure there would be people around the world curious enough to reverse engineer it, and with that knowledge available, they could (at least…
The way I prefer is slightly different: I work for as long as I like, then I break for as long as I like.
If you are curious about how small a ELF binary file can be, you might like the following amusing article: https://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.ht...
A book about this topic which I enjoyed is "Learning Linux Binary Analysis" by Ryan O'neil.
If I'm not wrong, the pre-allocation of I/O ranges in PCIe bridges is needed only if you intend to hot-plug devices that were not present in the first enumeration.. but in VMs the hardware is known from the start and…