Commands available to an OS?

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Re: Commands available to an OS?

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GeniusCobyWalker wrote:
. The information is readily available and you should know it.
Where is it at?
Where did you see it at?
:-k
http://www.google.com
http://wiki.osdev.org/Resources
http://wiki.osdev.org/Text_UI
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Re: Commands available to an OS?

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Oh, for Pete's sake... Learn how to use Google. If not, you will never be able to find the proper documentation; and trust me, there is LOTS you will need. Here's the official VGA stuff you need, but from now search the web first.
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Maybe we should introduce Cotton209 and "Genius"CobyWalker
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