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2005 Mar 23
1
help understanding sip header
...39;s instead of 200's, and I know something is wrong
but I don't know what is being signalled here.
In this case 206.80.111.117 is the * server, and 4.27.217.38 is my nat box.
<-- SIP read from 4.27.217.38:61384:
OPTIONS sip:206.80.111.117 SIP/2.0
Content-Length: 0
Call-ID: 5F620712-81EE-4E77-925D-DCF4697C129E@192.168.0.30
From: <sip:chris@206.80.111.117>;tag=22240583790
CSeq: 7 OPTIONS
Max-Forwards: 70
To: <sip:206.80.111.117>
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP
192.168.0.30;rport;branch=z9hG4bKc0a8001e0131c9b1424260a4000012c800000019
--- (8 headers 0 lines)---
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2012 Dec 06
1
Proposal for Chain-Loadable LDLINUX.SYS
...oom for at least one
extent, as planned)
- Extent pointer patch space (1920 bytes)
- The rest of the code
ldlinux.bin's in-memory layout:
- VBR @ 0:7C00 (or wherever else a crazy BIOS might put it)
- ldlinux.sys @ 0:8000
- Sect1 code @ 0:8000
- Extent pointers @ 0:81EE
- The rest of the code @ 0:896E
Proposal for a future style:
ldlinux.bin == ldlinux.sys
ldlinux.sys' physical layout:
- Sect1 code
- Extent pointer patch space
- The rest of the old-style ldlinux.sys code
- 1024 bytes of Special Padding (you'll see why, later)
-...