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Why not /dev/mem?Why not /dev/mem?Posted Dec 17, 2012 17:20 UTC (Mon) by andreasb (subscriber, #80258)In reply to: Why not /dev/mem? by cesarb Parent article: World-writable memory on Samsung Android phones It does what /dev/mem *used* to do. Nowadays it is restricted to address ranges that do not cover actual memory. So someone at Samsung had to copy the /dev/mem driver, remove that restriction and then, for good measure, make it world accessible by default…
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Why not /dev/mem? Posted Dec 21, 2012 10:49 UTC (Fri) by ortalo (subscriber, #4654) [Link]
I would be very interested in knowing *why* he did all that. Do you think it is possible to find from available information?
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