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From: ralf@b.gp.cs.cmu.edu (Ralf Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Book On PC Interrupt Codes Wanted (now call for info for interrupt list)
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Date: 29 Aug 88 19:07:53 GMT
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In article <2175@silver.bacs.indiana.edu> creps@silver.UUCP (Steve Creps) writes:
}In article <1140@agora.UUCP> john@agora.UUCP (John Cavanaugh) writes:
}>  Howdy.  I am looking for a book that shows all of the interupt codes
}>for the PC.  I want stuff like what interrupts do what, what has to be in
}>the registers for things to happen, etc.
  ...
}   A more complete list, although less verbose, is periodically posted to
}this group. I haven't seen it here for quite a while, so maybe the person
}keeping this list will post an updated version soon (just an observation;
}not a request).

Yes, I've been planning to release a new version later this month (now that
everyone who's been off the net for the summer is back).  As always, any and
all info will be appreciated.  I'll post a list of known weak areas in the
list as soon as I catch up on the last two weeks of netnews....

}   Barring that, you might try anonymous ftp to simtel20.arpa, in
}PD1:<MSDOS.SOMETHING-OR-OTHER>INTERRUP.ARC. I think I saw it there too.

PD1:<MSDOS.SYSUTL>INTERRUP.ARC.  Unfortunately, SIMTEL20 is down for an
undetermined period of time, so that won't help right now.
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