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From: Anton Roeckseisen <anton@bingo-ev.de>
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Subject: Access bios functions - int13
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Hi,

Does anyone have some example code how to access 
a disk (rw) via bios int13 in a running kernel?
Ether via CHS or LBA addressing...

For just for fun I want to access a SCSI-Disk
via BIOS.... to learn more about BIOS/Kernel Issues.

Thanks for any hint or pointer!

Google didn't show any useful link..... but what I want
to do ist possible, isn't it?

Thanks,
	Anton