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-## Another Paging Post?
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-If you follow this blog, you have probably seen the [_Advanced Paging_](/advanced-paging) post that was published at the end of January. After receiving some [negative feedback] about the use of recursive page tables in that post, I decided to rewrite that post using a [different approach] for accessing the page table frames.
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-[negative feedback]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19017995
-[different approach]: https://github.com/phil-opp/blog_os/issues/545
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-This post is the result of the rewrite. It still explains how recursive page tables work, but it chooses a different approach for the implementation that is both simpler and more powerful. The _Advanced Paging_ post will still be available, but it is marked as deprecated and will no longer receive updates.
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-I hope that you enjoy this new post!
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 ## Introduction