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by kyberias
1902 days ago
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Your 1) is not related to reverse engineering at all. Just low-level programming. What EXACTLY needs to be reverse engineered to "make old school games" or "fully functional operating system"? It's an ARM and the GPU has some API. |
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EDIT: Ok, I think I see what you mean now. I believe your question is about what is the appeal in doing this stuff. It's pretty much the same reason why someone would build a chair or a table from scratch versus buying one at IKEA and building it. The former gets the enjoyment from all of the journey from a piece of wood to the finished chair and from building exactly the chair that they want and the latter is probably more focused on the chair itself. END_OF_EDIT
As for the rest, I believe that some answers are already in the post and in the comments that I and other people made.
I may have misunderstood what you meant and if that is the case let's restart from scratch:
Do you want to program a raspberry pi at the hardware register level, without any APIs ?