bigmemck - Was pdBIOS32 (still is pdBIOS32)
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From: Mike Gonta on 9 May 2010 22:03 On May 9, 6:31 pm, s_dubrov...(a)yahoo.com wrote: > I've written alittle ditty to check Big Memory Services Int 15h, > AH=E801,E881, and E820. E801 subroutine works, but E820 doesn't (yet > the machine supports it). So my question is if pdBIOS32 has support > for it (I'm unsure, it seems to me that all the Int xxh are reflected > back to rm, and so it should work.) Hi Steve, Thanks for the report. I fixed a typo in api.asm and now E820 works. pdBIOS32 doesn't support E881. > Anyway, here it is for trial.. Good job Steve, I've included the binary and source in the latest release (pdBIOS32 20100509.img) Mike Gonta look and see - many look but few see http://mikegonta.com/pdBIOS32
From: s_dubrovich on 10 May 2010 19:37 On May 9, 9:03 pm, Mike Gonta <mikego...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On May 9, 6:31 pm, s_dubrov...(a)yahoo.com wrote: > > > I've written alittle ditty to check Big Memory Services Int 15h, > > AH=E801,E881, and E820. E801 subroutine works, but E820 doesn't (yet > > the machine supports it). So my question is if pdBIOS32 has support > > for it (I'm unsure, it seems to me that all the Int xxh are reflected > > back to rm, and so it should work.) > > Hi Steve, > Thanks for the report. > I fixed a typo in api.asm and now E820 works. > pdBIOS32 doesn't support E881. > > > Anyway, here it is for trial.. > > Good job Steve, I've included the binary and source in the latest > release (pdBIOS32 20100509.img) It works! Cool, has you thought about a 32bit dOS for it? Steve > > Mike Gonta > look and see - many look but few see > > http://mikegonta.com/pdBIOS32
From: s_dubrovich on 13 May 2010 23:58 On May 9, 9:03 pm, Mike Gonta <mikego...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On May 9, 6:31 pm, s_dubrov...(a)yahoo.com wrote: > > > I've written alittle ditty to check Big Memory Services Int 15h, > > AH=E801,E881, and E820. E801 subroutine works, but E820 doesn't (yet > > the machine supports it). So my question is if pdBIOS32 has support > > for it (I'm unsure, it seems to me that all the Int xxh are reflected > > back to rm, and so it should work.) > > Hi Steve, > Thanks for the report. > I fixed a typo in api.asm and now E820 works. > pdBIOS32 doesn't support E881. > > > Anyway, here it is for trial.. > > Good job Steve, I've included the binary and source in the latest > release (pdBIOS32 20100509.img) > > Mike Gonta > look and see - many look but few see > > http://mikegonta.com/pdBIOS32 I've started a page for pdBIOS32 on codewiki - http://codewiki.wikispaces.com/ Steve
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