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... Debugging and `gdb' is added. update: Thu Jan 11 20:13:06 UTC 2001 : ======================================================================== * Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------ When programming in assembler for Linux (or any other Unix variant for that matter), it is important to remember that Linux is a protected mode operating system (on i386 machines, Linux operates the CPU in protected mode). This means that ordinary user mode processes are not allowed to do certain ... ...

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