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How to print new line in 32 bit protected mode

Time:06-20

how would I print a new line in 32 bit protected text mode (using assembly)?

I tried setting the address 0xb8000 to 0 but it just started printing at the beginning of the current line

CodePudding user response:

If you want to directly manipulate the video buffer (as I understand your question), you just need to start writing your subsequent text at the address that corresponds to the first column of the second line.

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