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Umm... Your request doesn't make any sense. What are you needing?
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Originally Posted by shaji
hi friends,
pls help me by posting windows detailed memory map(protected mode)
thank u
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hi friend,
each operating system has a predefined memory map.following is the DOS memory map(dos is real mode huhh?)
0-640 base memory(it contains IVT ,OS code etc)
640-1 mb extended memory(Vmemory...ems window etc)
i need windows detailed memory map which describing where windows IVT is located and where OS code is ...like that.
friends pls reply
each operating system has a predefined memory map.following is the DOS memory map(dos is real mode huhh?)
0-640 base memory(it contains IVT ,OS code etc)
640-1 mb extended memory(Vmemory...ems window etc)
i need windows detailed memory map which describing where windows IVT is located and where OS code is ...like that.
friends pls reply
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I don't understand why you would need such info. You trying to crack the kernel or something?
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Originally Posted by goldeagle2005
I don't understand why you would need such info. You trying to crack the kernel or something?
no i dont have any intention to crack Windows. but it is good to know an operating system's memory map. it may help u to code some utility progs.
regards
shaji
Hmm...the book Windows Internals by Mark Russinovich could help you.
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
-Albert Einstein.
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