Syscalls, Kernel vs. User Mode and Linux Kernel Source Code - bin 0x09

I understood barely a 10% of that, but very interesting

RDMSR(Read MSR) is a kernel level command how it can be execute in user mode,so there is much detail you are missing but its a great video

Radare2

Video is too fast man, even at 0.75x..

Great Great Great Video.. Thanks a lot..

ok episode moving

Amazing Content !!!

Basically what that means is the kernal gives some address space to each process and this chunk of address space is called as linear address in that process, Right?

Your English is quite clear and easy to understand by non-native English users

awesome video

Hi are there any other things books that can help me understand the Memory - -and kernel basics

Great video, a thumbs up 👍

no matter how many times I come back to this playlist, I always learn something new🙌

Excellent. Should i see the former videos to understand this?

Great introduction. Thanks for sharing !

most of the things just flew over my head, can anyone suggest something to understand this topic??

thank you!

Thanks! Your videos are invaluable!

WOW

The kernel is complex so other application can be simple

Enjoying your instruction on Lennox Cisco's sir!

The kernel is a deep boi

LinOx

this channel is a blessing

I'm at some grey area between n00b and leet.... and I these videos are neither too simple nor too complicated for me.. NICE!

that's a really great video

I started learning the assembly and found it really difficult. Hope watching your video will help me more in learning :D

Great video thanks. Very detailed contents. The author did a great job.

god, this is awsome

I would like to see such a deep dive for hypervisor. and maybe compare with this. PS: how can I give double or triple likes to a video?

I understood nothing. Dislike.

awesome video man, in-depth and easy to understand

Still a good series! Can recommend this to everyone!

I hope to someday have a basic understandig of the linux kernel.
Video reinforces how much I still need to learn.
My brain overheated for a good reason.

i think i understood only 1% and can't say what

Superb explaination

I did not understand the syscall code part.
Not your fault.. I m a noob linux kernal programming
It inspires Me to Start learning more about these Thanks

Is it that Vic20 or Commodore64 dont have these rings, but you can write and run which opcode you want? Then 486 already has those rings and this applies...

watched 2 times to get the grasp of it. Man it was really profound amount of knowledge.

Very unclear, but very interesting

bruh and i thought learning this is hard lmao thanks for the ez explaining ❤️

I was always afraid of binary exploitation and stuff around binaries.
I really appreciate your work here.
Thanks for the big help. As you said, I got lost in your series and wonder what I can get more in this video series.

I guess I am not ready for this yet.. but I will come again soon :)

Thank you. Is there a book or a resource where can i learn this kind of stuffs deeply ?

hey liveoverflow, du bist mein totemtier :D

Wow. That was awesome 👍