"Aliberti Emanuele" ea@iol.it wrote:
I agree! But I think we should move the ntoskrnl base address to
0x80100000
and map the first MB of physical memory to 0x80000000 - 0x800FFFFF in
order
to simplify BIOS calls.
Does that conflict with the statement I read in some books about completely skipping the low 64k physical address range for ease of detecting NULL pointers?
This is not 100% correct. The lowest 64k of the process _virtual_ address space is is reserved and protected in order to detect NULL pointer access.
Regards, Eric