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Yazimat
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by Yazimat » Thu May 09, 2013 10:26 am
Hello osdever
I have a problem to execute my vesa mode is as follows
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_Vesa:
mov ax, 4F02h
mov bx, 103h ;800x600
int 10h
here is my prototype-C
but when i execute my kernel with grub its blocs idon't understand
(sorry for my bad english) :B
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by Mikemk » Thu May 09, 2013 11:06 am
I'll give you a list:
Standardized mode numbers are deprecated and should not be used.
You are calling a real mode interrupt from inside protected mode (GRUB puts you in pmode)
If you are using v8086, it should work, but based on your question, I don't think you know how
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Yazimat
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by Yazimat » Thu May 09, 2013 11:22 am
you a reason I do not know and do not drink how: s
if you could explain it to me would be cool
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by Mikemk » Thu May 09, 2013 12:22 pm
Yazimat wrote: you a reason I do not know and do not drink how: s
What?
if you could explain it to me would be cool
m12 wrote: I'll give you a list:
Standardized mode numbers are deprecated and should not be used.
Self-explanatory
[*]You are calling a real mode interrupt from inside protected mode (GRUB puts you in pmode)
If you are using v8086, it should work, but based on your question, I don't think you know how [/list]
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