While I can reproduce this bug with the indicated kernel revision, it does not
appear to be a current problem. Can anyone reproduce with the current
kernel? Did anyone already fix this or are we possibly still corrupting
memory, just a different location now?


Thanks,
Jeremy

...

version 1.1.35w (Build 2035w-UNSTABLE, Nov 28 2004) also saved a wrong
BIOS interrupt vector table, so GRUB.EXE does not run. Details:

FreeDOS build 2035w-UNSTABLE destroyed two hardware interrupt vectors.
FreeDOS build 2035w-UNSTABLE tried to save the original BIOS int 0x08
- int 0x0F vectors at 0000:0710, but the FreeDOS startup code overwrote
the region. On my QEMU virtual machine, this destroyed region is dumped
here:

...

    (53 FF 04 1A) corresponds to int 0x0B;
    (1C 9E 00 F0) corresponds to int 0x0C.

...

Hope this bug in the FreeDOS Kernel will be fixed soon!

Wengier







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