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Dennis Sposato is an Advisory Software Engineer for IBM. He is an IBM Certified OS/2 Instructor and has been teaching the use of the Kernel Debugger and Dump Formatter for just over 6 years. When not teaching, Dennis travels around the world trouble shooting OS/2 problems for IBM's customers. | Dennis Sposato is an Advisory Software Engineer for IBM. He is an IBM Certified OS/2 Instructor and has been teaching the use of the Kernel Debugger and Dump Formatter for just over 6 years. When not teaching, Dennis travels around the world trouble shooting OS/2 problems for IBM's customers. | ||
==Articles== | |||
* [[The Case of the Invisible Corpse]] (Oct 1997) | |||
* [[Intel Developer's Forum]] | |||
Dennis | ;Republishing Permission:Dennis Sposato gave permission to republish his articles under the Creative Commons license. Martin Iturbide received this permission on Oct 11, 2012. | ||
* | ==Presentations== | ||
* AD12: OS/2 Debug Kernel. "Hands-On Lab" (1994) [https://archive.org/details/os2technicalupdate94conferenceproceedings/page/n189] | |||
==Links== | |||
* http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dennis-sposato/8/784/509 | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:25, 21 January 2020
Dennis Sposato is an Advisory Software Engineer for IBM. He is an IBM Certified OS/2 Instructor and has been teaching the use of the Kernel Debugger and Dump Formatter for just over 6 years. When not teaching, Dennis travels around the world trouble shooting OS/2 problems for IBM's customers.
Articles
- Republishing Permission
- Dennis Sposato gave permission to republish his articles under the Creative Commons license. Martin Iturbide received this permission on Oct 11, 2012.
Presentations
- AD12: OS/2 Debug Kernel. "Hands-On Lab" (1994) [1]