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gerryg400 wrote:It seems that you have solved 2 problems in your code and there is one more to solve ?
Yes.
gerryg400 wrote:What does "hooks to" mean in this context ?
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I can execute my own version of puts(which hooks to Durand's printf).
Where can I find Durand's printf ?
By "hooks" I meant that Durand's printf calls an external putchar function. I have made the putchar function to call my self-made puts.
Durand's printf can be found at http://code.google.com/p/auroraos/sourc ... ntf.c?r=10
Even the smallest person could change the course of the future- Lord Of The Rings.
In the end all that matters is what you have done- Alexander.
Even after a decade oh god those still gives me the shivers.
Yeah I solved the problem. The putchar function (implemented by me) calls malloc which in turn calls k_map which calls invalidate_page which contains the privileged instruction.
This thread helped me to find the invalidate_page problem as well as forced me to incorporate gdb with qemu with which I could step and find the malloc call.
Combuster wrote:HardCoder wrote:
Combuster wrote:
as well as the faulting CS:IP:FLAGS:SS:SP;
How to get that in qemu. Cant get it from "info registers".
Then how on earth did you get the error code?
Sorry my bad. I was thinking of something else. I already knew that we can get that from "info registers". I thought you were asking something else. should have known. Thanks though. Now the problem is solved.
Even the smallest person could change the course of the future- Lord Of The Rings.
In the end all that matters is what you have done- Alexander.
Even after a decade oh god those still gives me the shivers.
