Rudolf Marek wrote:
That is a good idea. There might also be some ACPI rules about where
the stack can be on a resuming BIOS - I'm not sure what traditional
BIOSes do for that.
They grab one MB at the end of memory. So maybe we can do the same.
We will need to reserve it from the beginning. 1Mb seems to much - how
much extra system state did you have to save off in your implementation?
I was hoping more along the lines of using 4 or 8k from the f0000 segment.
Jordan
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