Hello there,
Yes I would be interested in the bios.rom file of your computer. Actually I
a trying to learn how to interpret the file to get any information about
the computer from the file. Any pointer?
Aseem.
At 10:48 AM 05-05-99 +0100, you wrote:
>>From: Perry Harrington
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
> > > Under Linux, the PIC is shown as using ports 0x20-0x3f, so it's definitly
> > > part of the PIC.
> >
> > Actually it's not. Ports 0x22 and 0x23 are used on many chipsets (mostly
> > non-intel chipsets, cyrix/AMD processors settings and stuff like that)
> > and do not belong to PIC.
>
> So w
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Blaz Antonic wrote:
> > Under Linux, the PIC is shown as using ports 0x20-0x3f, so it's definitly
> > part of the PIC.
>
> Actually it's not. Ports 0x22 and 0x23 are used on many chipsets (mostly
> non-intel chipsets, cyrix/AMD processors settings and stuff like that)
> and d
> > I know the I/O port No.00-0F is DMA controller and the port No.20-21 is
> > interrupt controller. But I don't know how to use the port No22 and 23.
> > Anyone know the I/O port No.22,23 meaning on the HP200LX?
>
> Assuming it's simply an 8259, you can find the relevant information in the
> pa
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Tadayoshi Kubo wrote:
> I know the I/O port No.00-0F is DMA controller and the port No.20-21 is
> interrupt controller. But I don't know how to use the port No22 and 23.
> Anyone know the I/O port No.22,23 meaning on the HP200LX?
Assuming it's simply an 8259, you can find th
I check the HP200LX ROM BIOS.
Location 0h contains a "jump" instruction.
F000:FFF0 JMP F000:E05B
Here's the real BIOS startup program.
F000:E05B MOV SP,CS
F000:E05D MOV SS,SP
F000:E05F MOV SP,E065
F000:E062 JMP E810
Then jump to F000:E810.
F000:E810 C
Hi,
anyone got elks running on Olivetti Quaderno (V30) booting directly from
ROM-DOS, without having the disk drive installed
tnx
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