Low-level computer issues?

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vaniapooh2012-04-11 16:44:10

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vaniapooh, 2012-04-11 16:44:10

Hello! Advise please the book describing low-level questions of operation of the computer. Of course, we are talking about x86 and, first of all, I am interested in the basics of peripherals with a CPU - interrupts, direct memory access, data exchange between devices, BIOS, etc. In addition, if possible, the book may also contain a small introduction to assemblers.

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Vampiro, 2012-04-11
@Vampiro

[severe humor] Lately I've been having a strong feeling that the Saas thing is in demand for the formation of queries in Google. You can make a lot of money! )
www.goodkomp.com/page/kak-rabotaet-kompjuter (couldn't resist, sorry =) ) Read it! On lack of fish, as they say ...
[severe humor]

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Limosha, 2012-04-11
@Limosha

Computer architecture
E. Tanenbaum
www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/2967330/
With the help of it I passed the exam :)

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moderatorh, 2012-04-11
@moderatorh

The most intelligible books I've seen on this you are still books by Peter Norton. Look for any on the topic of the early nineties and read. It chews everything very deeply and voluminously. And the fact that DOS and disk drives is not scary, the foundation has not changed, interrupts and ports are still the same, protected mode, etc.
Alas, one of the most recent is the Inner World of Personal Computers. Favorites from Peter Norton 99

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ShouldNotSeeMe, 2012-04-11
@ShouldNotSeeMe

Recently it was: habrahabr.ru/qa/17805/