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PML4: 0x0000000106000003
// 0x106000 is pml4e->PhysAddr

Can you spot the difference between 106000000 and 106000?

But

0x0000000106000003

is the whole struct isn´t it?
So PhysAddr = 0x106000, Present-bit = 1, RW-bit = 1, everything else = 0... ?

An entry in the 64-bit paging structures has the lower 12-bits represent the page flags, and the upper 52-bits represent the physical page number.

begin wrote:But

0x0000000106000003

is the whole struct isn´t it?
So PhysAddr = 0x106000, Present-bit = 1, RW-bit = 1, everything else = 0... ?

It's not a struct; it's the physical address with the proviso that the last 12 bits of that address are always 0. Because of this they can be used as flags piggy-backed onto the address. So to get the address you take the number in the control register or page table entry and mask the last 12 bits to 0 .

Get that wrong and your page table is going to be invalid.

Holy **** it works now...
I think I should avoid bit fields from now... this was the real problem. I threw my struct away and used a uint64_t instead. And yes, I know bit fields should be avoided and I dont know why I used them....

Thank you guys