BTW, I'm not sure how anything that I said was "debunked" by that article, and the "exclusive email" (not sure where that phrase came from) was just the readme.txt file in the package that was distributed over IRC.

The exploit is naturally unstable at the moment - that's the way exploits are, it's where the real work in the eLoader happens.

And as for memory shortages - officially-available memory is thin on the ground, but no worse than in the standard user mode environment under GTA. It's easy to deal with it by implementing custom memory management, and in fact that should be even more effective under kernel mode. Still, we don't actually care how much RAM is available, since the ultimate aim is not to need to use it immediately anyway.

Anyway, not sure what the point of this article was in relation to the kernel exploit, but it does a reasonable job of explaining the downdater farrago.