: One other thing I noticed is that you trash the es register, the C library : treats this as callee saves, like si & di, but if I do that round every : int $80 it'll go an defeat this vfork() thing :-) : It's important that the ELKS kernel save all segment registers and si, di, just like the C library standard. I thought I looked thru irq.c and irqtab.c and found that es is saved. Where do you notice that it's trashed? Greg
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