> change the offset that breaks from 0x7c00 to 0x0, and the 0x7c10 > to 0x10. (it has a comment "any unused memory location < 64K" > and "corresponding HMA address" respectively.. It obviously isn't > unused for everybody - it's safe if you boot directly off a raw > floppy, but not with certain bootloaders). > > > The proper fix is probably to save and restore the value we use for > testing, but in the meantime I'd like to hear whether the above works.. > > Linus > >
Fixes the problem here.
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Pete Clements
clem@clem.digital.net
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