Jake,
The IntPin register seems to be confusing you. It’s meaningless. It always has been. It is just a scratch
pad used by the BIOS.
Did you mean InterruptLine register, rather than InterruptPin one(i.e. INTA# - INTD#)?
Anton Bassov
Jake,
The IntPin register seems to be confusing you. It’s meaningless. It always has been. It is just a scratch
pad used by the BIOS.
Did you mean InterruptLine register, rather than InterruptPin one(i.e. INTA# - INTD#)?
Anton Bassov