nt-load-order Part 1: WinDbg'ing our way into the Windows bootloader

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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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