There are PC without FastA20, also you can disable it, your PC may not be x86 PC, may be too old and a thousand of posibilities. I assume that normal modern PC has this option (my computer is not so modern). So nothing to lose to try first fast A20 and then slow KB port. No one wants to buy a new PC and because of "compability" to not run new features.Combuster wrote:Yuck - writes to the fast A20 port. Have you made sure this also works on computers that do *not* support fast A20?Masterkiller wrote:Here is small function with inline assembly, every call to it will cause CPU to reset, when you are in protected mode.
reboot in protected mode
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ALCA OS: Project temporarity suspended!
Current state: real-mode kernel-FS reader...
Current state: real-mode kernel-FS reader...