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Getting started reverse engineering hardware drivers?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Matt Jul. 19, 2009.
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a good intro course (free JC college course that dumps audio/assignments/textbook) can be found at drtak.org
After having been working at RCE for a while, (with my previous knowledge exculded) I've like to think I've come a ways in reversing merely by using some of the forum links mubix was kind enough to dump and testing my skills on unpackme's, crackme's…
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This would make an awesome show. Might want to make it a bit more generic to start off with, like Nicholson suggested. But in the mean time, I have compiled a list of links that might help you out to get started:
The link to my blog entry on EL: ht…
A complete beginner's guide would likely be a waste of time because it's not really a beginner's subject.
I think it would be productive to have a lecture geared towards someone who is comfortable with IA32 assembly, C, and debugging, then take the…
Are you looking for a beginner's guide?
What type of hardware are you referring to?
Is it more PC hardware drivers? Or are you looking to reverse engineer some proprietary piece of hardware controlled by specific controller circuit?
What you want to…
Would be a usefull topic, especially with regards to homebrew wii's or iphones.
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