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From article <4464@plains.UUCP>, by harlow@plains.UUCP (Jay B. Harlow):
> 
>>Also, can anyone point me to information on programming the protected mode
>>of the 80286 and 80386?  I've heard that this information is very hard to
>>find, so any well commented source code (if such exists) would be helpful.
>>
> 
> two books I find invaluable on protected mode are:
> 
> 	"Programming the 80386", Sybex
> 	Crawford & Gelsinger
> 
 
This book is probably the most useful 'instruction set list' book that I
have ever seen.  The inclusion of non-trivial examples (how about the
base for a 386 OS?), the level of information is excellent particularly
the description of tasks and OS level software considerations.
 
As a kicker, let me quote the authors from the introduction -
"Having spent years developing the chip itself, we are pleased to
present the _insider's view_ of how to program and use the 80386.
Throughout the book, we have strived to be accurate and authoritative,
as only the chip designers could be.