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From: ECOAV%ECOSTAT.AAU.DK@uga.cc.uga.edu
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Subject: Re: INT's
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Date: 29 Jan 91 22:08:18 GMT
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>    While I was studying a program written in assembly language . I was
> surprised to see functions 10H , 11H , 12H were used .
>
>     If you refer to any book or reference which explains interrupts...
> you will find that these functions under INT 16H are * RESERVED *
>
> Now... Does anyone know something about these functions..??

According to my "BIOS Interface Technical Reference" the following
BIOS interrupts exist :

  02H : NMI
  05H : print screen
  08H : system timer
  09H : keyboard
  10H : video
  11H : equipment determination
  12H : memory size determination
  13H : diskette/fixed disk
  14H : asynchronous communication
  15H : system services
  16H : keyboard
  17H : printer
  19H : bootstrap loader
  1AH : real time clock services

Is this what you were asking for ?

                                                        Arne Vajhxj
                                                        ECOAV@ECOSTAT.AAU.DK