Hi,
>> Do you have any other ideas how to get an internal zip drive to work?
>I don't know, unless you figure out why GRUB hangs up. Perhaps it
>hangs in the int13 handler or the int1 handler. One way is to put
>print routines at the int1 handler to display what code is
>executed. If you do this, you should write data to the video memory
>rather than calling a BIOS function, because the latter may affect the
>behavior. Another way is to use a very low level debugger, but I don't
>know if such a tool is available freely.
I'm sorry, but I have a very limited knowledge of assembler. So I have no clue how to
write something directly to the video memory or what registers I may or may not use.
Can anyone give me some hints or send me some code fragments that I can insert into
the track_int13 assembler function to see where it hangs?
Thanks, Volker
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