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From: schulz@ipsi.UUCP (Guenther F. Schulz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: How to check which memory are really occupied by bios?
Keywords: bios memory areas
Message-ID: <245@ipsi.UUCP>
Date: 15 Feb 90 18:02:23 GMT
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Hi all,

does anybody happen to know a method how to make sure which
memory areas are really occupied by bios routines (machine
bios, video bios, div. controller bios...) AFTER BOOTUP?

I don't think of an advice like "take 386-to-the-max or any
other virtual memory manager for 386 machines" but of some
hints which I can use for a program which I am presently
writing (C and assembler).

Thanx for any pointers,

Guenter.