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Here are the slides and code examples of the talk that I gave at the 7th DC9723 meet a few weeks ago.
To all those that came; thanks – I hope you found it interesting!
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Just too cool: http://bellard.org/jslinux/
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If you’re having problems with Hebrew text coming up all garbled with Wine under Ubuntu, here’s the solution:
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I came across a one-liner for printing a byte in binary embedded in an article on AVR fuses (http://electrons.psychogenic.com/modules/arms/art/14/AVRFusesHOWTOGuide.php).
I’ve extended this one-liner to output all bytes of a target in binary:
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Here are two easy ways to compile 32-bit binaries on a 64-bit system.
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Often embedded images sit compressed (deflated) on the flash. Usually the bootloader is responsible for decompressing (inflating) the image and loading it into RAM.
I come across these quite often in the embedded reverse engineering work I do (dumping compressed flash mem).
I finally decided to write a simple python script to do the job of decompression (excuse the python, not my strongest skill 
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OK, my thoughts have been coming together since the last DefCon group meeting and my ‘preloader’ is taking shape.
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Thanks to all who organised / presented at the DCG meeting last night.
This was the first time I attended and I really had a good time; I’ll definitely be coming back!
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I received the FT2232D and FT232RL boards over a month ago but haven’t had the time to populate them until now.
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Peter van der Linden brought up a point regarding strcmp() his book Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets that I found interesting.
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