Dealing with unaligned accesses
In reading the message for an unaligned access, I'd like some
clarification regarding the kernel message. I figure the first number
is the address where the access occured. Right? Is this the address
of the first byte of the instruction that generated the unaligned
access? I guess the second number is the address it is accessing
unaligned. What are the two bytes that follow?
If this is correct, the bad access I am seeing is a br instruction
which I believe is an unconditional branch. (My reference book is for
DEC opcodes, so I'm guessing here.)
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