ez004543@pollux (02/23/90)
Is anyone out there know how to switch interrupt table from real mode to protected mode in a 386? Since interrupt table is in "relative" form what can I do to make sure the "right" bios function is called by either the hardware or software interrupt/ Thanx. Alan _________________ The Computer Scum Bag of the '90s UC Davis
kjeld@iesd.auc.dk (Kjeld Flarup) (02/25/90)
In article <6830@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> ez004543@pollux () writes: >Is anyone out there know how to switch interrupt table from real mode >to protected mode in a 386? Since interrupt table is in "relative" form >what can I do to make sure the "right" bios function is called by either >the hardware or software interrupt/ No problem just adjust to 32bit adresses, remember the 4 bit overlap on 8086 segmentation. But why bother. Your interrupt entry points is probably expection to be called in real mode. Thus you just intercept all 256 interrupts, switch to real mode and use the original table. -- * I am several thousand pages behind my reading schedule. * Kjeld Flarup Christensen kjeld@iesd.auc.dk