>>> The power on reset is at 0xFFF0 (If memory serves me right.) If
>>> you had no BIOS this is where you would put a Far Jmp to your
>>> initialisation code.
>>> e.g.
>>> org FFF0:
>>> db 0eah
>>> dw offset
>>> dw segment
>> Not quite: It's actually at real-mode segment address -1:0 which
>> corresponds to address 000FFFF0 hex in the real-mode memory map...
> Anyone know where the power down stuff is? You know where software
> turns off the computer?
I don't know the exact details, but Linux's support for it is in the
file linux/arch/i386/kernel/apm.c - apparently, the i386 is the only
architecture on which it's supported so far...
Best wishes from Riley.
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