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From:	dibald AT netcom DOT com (Dave Baldwin)
Subject:	Re: IRQ trap with stack change, very intersting!
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Romano Signorelli (signorelli AT gefran DOT it) wrote:
: I'm trying to trap IRQ 10 (interrupt 0x71), also IRQ 8 (interrupt 0x1c).

I don't know about the rest, but I'm pretty sure that IRQ 8 is 0x70 and 
IRQ 10 is 0x72.  And IRQ 8 is hardwired to the 'RTC'.
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