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How to find correct int #

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From: Sandro MAZZUCATO
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 1991 01:30
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Hello everyone ...

 	I have a 286 6-12Mhz, and from the keyboard I can switch from 
one speed to the other when I boot in 6MHz. I only need to do 

		<CTRL><ALT><-> or <CTRL><ALT><\>

	I'd like to be able to write a small program to simulate the 2 
possible sequences of keys, I think that this triggers an interrupt in the
BIOS... how can I find the right interrupt.....


Thank you for your help....
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From: pedro@cs.mcgill.ca (Sandro MAZZUCATO)
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Subject: How to find correct int #
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Date: 21 Jan 91 01:30:33 GMT
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