RE: [ltp] Re: IBM HDAPS Someone interested?

["Alejandro Bonilla" <abonilla@linuxwireless.org>]

Guys/Gals,

Let's please NOT drop this subject... But I think we can do it somewhere
else...

If you are some sort of engineer, but don't have an IBM laptop. Feel free to
help us.
If you own a IBM laptop and care about HD APS or will get a laptop in the
future with this, please continue with us.
If you want to follow the project anyway, please feel free to join us.
And of course. If you know about making drivers... :) don't hesitate to join
us either...

I created a mailing list. Let's see if we can continue with this and get HD
APS to work.

http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hdaps-devel

Let's keep trying....

.Alejandro



>
> Now you're talking my language... nope, they aren't used on any of my
> machines... hmm...  Anyone want to lend me their Thinkpad? ;-P
>
> On a related note, I found it kind of depressing when I went to RE a
> Windows driver, I got millions of hits on how to crack copy protection
> on games, and only one guide to RE for Linux driver development:
>
> http://dxr3.sourceforge.net/re.html
>
> I'd really like to create a HOWTO, as there are some tricky aspects
> (like getting your IDA Pro symbols loaded into SoftICE), and it's much
> easier to find the register write routines than the document
> indicates.
> Just grep for "inb", "outb" and friends, most likely they each appear
> exactly once.
>
> Of course, with IO breakpoints, you don't even have to do
> that, but the
> register read/write routines are a good place to work
> backwards from...
>
> Lee

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