http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~cruse/cs686s07/

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Course Synopsis:

This course explores some recently implemented extensions to the world's most popular microprocessor architecture,
dubbed EM64T ("Extended Memory 64-bit Technology", also known as "Intel64") for Intel's enlarged (e.g., up to 1TB)
virtual memory address-space with 64-bit integer arithmetical capabilities, eight extra 'general-purpose' registers, and
VT-x ("Virtualization Technology") for the ubiquitous Intel x86 family of server, workstation, and laptop CPUs.

Planned course-topics include:
Programming the PC's serial UART (for remote-access to new machines)
Review of IA-32 architectural features utilized in application programming
Support for multitasking operating systems: privilege-levels and protection
Constructing the processor's 2-level, 3-level, and 4-level page-map tables
New concepts of "canonical" memory-addresses and "compatibility" mode
Enabling and then activating Intel's Extended Memory 64-bit Technology
Model-Specific Registers (MSRs) and the new fast system-call mechanism
Responding to peripheral-device interrupts, and to processor exceptions
Multiple processors and the Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller
Initializing and querying the CPU's Virtual Machine Control Structures
Using Linux kernel modules to provide the interface to a "Virtual Machine"