Re: logical, linear, physical addresses

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hello,

I think there is one question of Kannan unanswered: CS has attribute
of "READ-ONLY", and DS has attribute of "READ-WRITE". And we all know
that CS and DS point to the same address range (they have the same
base address of 0, and same size of 4GB). So they overlap, but how can
we still write data in DS segment? Writing to DS, so we write to CS,
but CS is READ-ONLY, so the problem would occur, right ??

best regards,
AQ

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