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Hello,

it follows a refined version where thanks to Seth and his extensive x86
assembly knowledge my initial assumption about how Apple does byte
writes could be falsified. It appears that byte writes only failed
because the index protocol was not correctly followed in the read functions.

Cheers,
 Bernhard