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  3. The sheer number of nested/chained operating system-ish layers on a modern computer between your operating system and the actual metal is just stupid.

The sheer number of nested/chained operating system-ish layers on a modern computer between your operating system and the actual metal is just stupid.

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    The sheer number of nested/chained operating system-ish layers on a modern computer between your operating system and the actual metal is just stupid.

    UEFI is an operating system. Limine is a bootloader that is more capable than a lot of small operating systems. You've got the IME. The AML VM because God is dead. SMM. Maybe a hypervisor, and then your OS.

    PCI, ACPI, AML, DT, UEFI, PEI, DXE...statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged.

    #programming #computerArchitecture

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      The sheer number of nested/chained operating system-ish layers on a modern computer between your operating system and the actual metal is just stupid.

      UEFI is an operating system. Limine is a bootloader that is more capable than a lot of small operating systems. You've got the IME. The AML VM because God is dead. SMM. Maybe a hypervisor, and then your OS.

      PCI, ACPI, AML, DT, UEFI, PEI, DXE...statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged.

      #programming #computerArchitecture

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      STOP DOING BUS ENUMERATION

      * DEVICES WERE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE DISCOVERABLE
      * YEARS OF pci BUT NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND
      * Wanted to find the addresses of MMIO registers? We had a tool for that it was called "the manual"

      LOOK at what computers have been demanding your respect for:

      Name (_UID, 0x00)
      Method (_STA, 0, NotSerialized){
      Return (0x0F)
      }

      This is REAL AML done by REAL computers.

      They have played us for absolute fools.

      #programming

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        STOP DOING BUS ENUMERATION

        * DEVICES WERE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE DISCOVERABLE
        * YEARS OF pci BUT NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND
        * Wanted to find the addresses of MMIO registers? We had a tool for that it was called "the manual"

        LOOK at what computers have been demanding your respect for:

        Name (_UID, 0x00)
        Method (_STA, 0, NotSerialized){
        Return (0x0F)
        }

        This is REAL AML done by REAL computers.

        They have played us for absolute fools.

        #programming

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        @rk just seen your sector talk hit YouTube

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          @rk just seen your sector talk hit YouTube

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          @rtificial

          Hehehe. Not my best work (😅), but I had a lot of fun with the geographic distribution datasets.

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            @rtificial

            Hehehe. Not my best work (😅), but I had a lot of fun with the geographic distribution datasets.

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            @rk I didn’t know white label was even a thing till hearing your talk. Then I had a eureka moment that explained why I’d see the same dumb ass devices on networks but labeled wrong. Kinda had an idea that something weird was going on.

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