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| In this lab you learn how code and data are represented in memory and how to make low-level changes to a program in an assembly language. You will create modifications (mods) to a game. | In this lab you learn how code and data are represented in memory and how to make low-level changes to a program in an assembly language. You will create modifications (mods) to a game. | ||
| - | ===== Exercises ===== | + | ===== Mount your home directory ===== |
| + | Use the following commands to connect to your remote home directory: | ||
| + | * ''sudo apt install sshfs'' | ||
| + | * ''mkdir tardis-home/'' | ||
| + | * ''sshfs <yournethzlogin>@login.ee.ethz.ch: tardis-home/'' | ||
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| + | Store your files in a folder below tardis-home, so it is stored remotely in case your machine crashes. | ||
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| + | ===== Exercises ===== | ||
| * Download the ZIP file with the the material for this lab from http://www.disco.ethz.ch/lectures/ti2fp/exercises/disassembly.zip. Unpack it to some local folder. | * Download the ZIP file with the the material for this lab from http://www.disco.ethz.ch/lectures/ti2fp/exercises/disassembly.zip. Unpack it to some local folder. | ||
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| ===== Recommended Tools ===== | ===== Recommended Tools ===== | ||
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| * Text editor: Geany | * Text editor: Geany | ||
| * Hex editor: Bless | * Hex editor: Bless | ||
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