Welcome to the second part of my blog series on the Windows driver load order. Good to see that you made it up to here. After the preparations in my last post, we are now finally equipped with all necessary tools to analyze the load order and develop a compatible sorting algorithm …

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There are close to zero reasons to reverse-engineer the Windows driver load order. Which is exactly why I’m doing it. And if you are as crazy as me and want to write a Windows bootloader in Rust, you inevitably need to deal with this topic. Likewise, if you want to know what happens under the hood when booting …

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