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| | | | | Everything is a file, right. Files on Unix have no specific format, nothing is imposed about how they should be, and there's no need to incorporate anything specific for them to be files. There's no file type, all the files are the same. But that's not really true. There are two differentiations. One is at a higher level, a m... | |
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| | | | | XFS uses several different directory structures depending on the size of the directory. Small directories have their data stored in the inode. | |
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| | | The Tricore CPU architecture is commonly found in automotive embedded systems, often running an RTOS or even just bare metal firmware. This post will go over setting up an entry level toolchain for the Tricore architecture under Linux, and how we can use this toolchain when reverse engineering automotive platforms. We will also go over and provide a very simple bare metal loader. | ||
