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> 
> ... read some text book etc before this to  have correct context ?
>

This is a learning challenge -sorry, I cannot provide a magic recipe.

Here is how I tackle such situations:

- Start by writing down a list of your H/W knowledge "holes"
and begin working it one item at a time.
- Get some related documentation and start reading.
- Ask questions - here is not the good place but out there 
you'll find lots of discussion groups related to H/W.
- If possible try/exercise the function you are learning.

Only sustained learning gets you good results - so invest time !

It is good to work on x86 or Mips but if you are not involved 
directly with the H/W interface it may be difficult to try your
learning labs on it. 

Hope this helps.

Good luck,
Stephan.

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