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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ So... I will try to explain how paging works in theory in this post. Of course i
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Enabling paging
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-There are three three paging modes:
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+There are three paging modes:
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* 32-bit paging;
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* PAE paging;
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@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ As i wrote about linux kernel for `x86_64` uses 4-level page tables. Their names
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* Page Middle Directory
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* Page Table Entry
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-After that you compiled and installed linux kernel, you can note `System.map` file which stores address of the functions whic are used by the kernel. Note that addresses are virtual. For example:
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+After that you compiled and installed linux kernel, you can note `System.map` file which stores address of the functions that are used by the kernel. Note that addresses are virtual. For example:
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```
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$ grep "start_kernel" System.map
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