> bash-2.05# cat test.nasm
>
> bits 32
> section .text
>
> mov eax,ds
> mov ds,eax
> of course, it's still not possible to move 32 bits into a segreg,
> so what? the processor will silently ignore the upper word, I guess.
oops ... as doesn't complain about that either .... the error is produced
when moving a segreg to a 32bit memory location, e.g.:
(nasm)
mov ds,long [ebx]
(as)
#APP
movl %ds,636(%ebx)
movl %gs,640(%ebx)
#NO_APP
neither nasm nor as do like that. I wonder which code the previous
binutils produced in that case?
sorry for the superfluos posting, I really should brush up on my assembly;-)
the consequence still is to apply the patches to the kernel.
best regards,
herbert rosmanith
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