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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Don't worry, i know that it looks a little scary after real mode, but it's easy.
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2. Base (0-15, 32-39 and 56-63 bits) defines the physical address of the segment's start address.
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-3. Type (40-47 bits) defines the type of segment and kinds of access to it. Next `S` flag specifies descriptor type. if `S` is 0 - this segment is a system segment, if `S` is 1 - code or data segment (Stack segments are data segments which must be read/write segments). If the segment is a code or data segment, it can be one of the following access types:
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+3. Type (40-47 bits) defines the type of segment and kinds of access to it. Next `S` flag specifies descriptor type. if `S` is 0 then this segment is a system segment, whereas if `S` is 1 then this is a code or data segment (Stack segments are data segments which must be read/write segments). If the segment is a code or data segment, it can be one of the following access types:
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