Linux: fix bug with iomem plugin due to absolute address misuse #1051
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Hello 🚀
This PR fixes a bug spotted by @4n6-fl and reported via slack.
Essentially an absolute address is used to create an object, but the absolute flag is not set. This means when there is shifting the address will be wrong and cause the problems.
I didn't spot that when testing the plugin when it was first made, sorry...!
Pre patch it isn't possible to run the iomem plugin on this sample:
However with this fix the plugin works as expected: