We now created the following situation in the source:
dw start,einde-04000h
dw start2,start
and we get no errors anymore. But when we do this:
dw start,einde-04000h+start2
The error is back.....
so it looks like the start2 is going wrong.
but what does dw do?
gtz
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At 14:10 30-6-02 +0200, you wrote:
>I a m afraid that doesn't work :-(
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>Have you got any more ideas??
- Put the dw's on seperate lines to see which part fails (I may have an
idea though)
- 04000h = 16384
- 04000h = 4000h
- ...
I'm running out of ideas right now...
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