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User mode and kernel mode (from MSDN)

A processor in a computer running Windows has two different modes: user mode and kernel mode. The processor switches between the two modes depending on what type of code is running on the processor

October 18, 2021By Simo Windows kernel, mode, msdn, userLeave a Comment

Operating system – how to protect the kernel

My question is how does the operating system protect its kernel part.

From what I found, there are basically two modes of kernel and users If the memory segment is a kernel or user space segm

October 17, 2021By Simo Os Theory how to protect, kernel, Operating SystemLeave a Comment

Typical function of processor execution mode and operating system kernel

Most processors support at least two execution modes:

non-privileged state and Called user mode, user programs usually run in this mode

Kernel mode refers to the kernel of the operating

October 17, 2021By Simo Os Theory execution, functional, kernel, mode, Operating System, Processor, typicalLeave a Comment

Understand the character device driver development process from Linux kernel LED driver

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@(Understand the development process of character device driver from the Linux kernel LED driver)

Quoted from Song Baohua “Linux Device Driver Development Detailed Explanation-

October 16, 2021By Simo Linux character, Development, driver, equipment, kernel, LED, linux, process, UnderstandingLeave a Comment

Watch: Variables and explanations provided by Nginx HTTP kernel modules

Guide When the ngx_http_core_module module processes a request, there will be a large number of variables. These variables can be recorded through the access log. Can be used for other nginx module

October 13, 2021By Simo Nginx HTTP, interpretation, kernel, module, nginx, providing, try, variableLeave a Comment

C – kernel will return to zero?

I am using Debian Squeeze and noticed that the memory is always zero. Is this a new feature in the Linux distribution? Some time ago, I believe I can use puts() and output garbage.

I ran this

September 29, 2021By Simo C & C++ kernel, memory, return, will, zeroLeave a Comment
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