Principal Engineer at Amazon. QEMU enthusiast. Enjoys working on KVM/Virtualization, Emulation, RE, Booting, Security, s390x, PowerPC, ARM. @[email protected]
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mm_keyallowed_backdoor cmd 1 allows to override the response for mm_answer_authpassword with a custom one. if you set it to { u32(9), u8(13), u32(1), u32(0) } you can login with any pass π€
@never_released My favorite part was that no single dive happened in a pool - always in the sea, even the very first lesson. We stayed at Chalok baan back then.
@never_released You could learn to dive. Koh Tao is great for that - and full of fun people to enjoy life with (at least what I remember from 10 years ago). Best to take a buddy with you :)
@blitzclone Yes, we have a working UP prototype that handles 90% of VSM in QEMU, but it's not pretty enough to post yet. Are you interested to help? :)
@bert_hu_bert @nomad421@jgschraiber How well does packed nucleotide data compress? I would think not badly? In that case, you could search directly on the compressed data hunks (incl edges) to save on memory bandwidth, no?
@never_released@itanium_guy Not that anyone (economically) cares π. What are the odds that you have a business critical, binary only (no more source) IA64 Windows application? π
@never_released@itanium_guy I don't see why anyone would care π . If you want a slowly emulated HP system, you just use ski. Qemu-user would have allowed to run binary only legacy code decently fast on modern systems.