**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu May 30 03:00:00 2013 May 30 21:14:09 there must be either an ARM instruction to read from absolute addr, or you allocate some memory range at an absolute addr (or worst case need to directly manipulate the mmu tables, but I'm absolutely sure the OS has functions to do such stuff on a higher level than that) May 30 21:15:22 I'd guess there are macros for that May 30 21:17:01 I mean, in the end every single driver needs to access some absolute hw addr to service the peripheral or GPIO or special function May 30 21:18:39 if it's not visible in the function you're debugging, then - well - it's not visible and thus not relevant or allowed to access in this context May 30 21:19:21 debug the function that deals with hw config, and you will have access to that addr range **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri May 31 02:59:58 2013