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Originally Posted by Mark Nord
Your are welcome!
Just a quick first answer
My reference here says: - instruction stream can't be used as data
- adresses to constants are given as offset relative to PC and are read from a literal pool (.got _golbal_offset_tabel_ )
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I don't get the meaning of the latter, isn't it related to assembly language, rather than CPU capabilities?
If function is referencing string A from constant pool, what's the deal with referencing (existing) string B instead? I was thinking about "take unlikely to be used under normal circumstances error text, put %d there, reference this string instead of simply "%d"". Or, no idea if that's possible, cutting the string with 0 somewhere and then referencing only part of it with "ref to some symb" + offset.
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BTW: as the PRS 505 is based on a linux kernel 2.4.17 the mount --bind trick via psrplus.sh should work?
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Yes. I've used it intensively.
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Will it be possible to bind a pached ebook.so? (As described here for the languages resources)
And why is the file first cp (copied if a have done my linux-class correctly) to \tmp and refenzed in the mount --bind again from \Data\ ?
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It's an error, /tmp should have been referenced.
The point of binding to /tmp is not to interfere with readers mount/umount (happens with Data when connecting/disconnecting from PC) but it would work both ways without causing trouble most of the time.
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By the way, which disassembler do you use?