Re: Page faults in interrupt context

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Sorry the answer is wrong again:

Rene is right.   There is no relationship between page fault and CLI.
 CLI will not disable PageFault, although pagefault can be triggered
via "int 0x14" as it is vector 0x14 on the IDT, because Intel had
classified this as "exception".   And it mentioned explicitly that NMI
+ exception are not covered when the IF is cleared (which is what CLI
does).

What is the purpose of the IF flag then? (since it define the 0-31
range of interrupts that can be masked out - and pagefault is one of
them, and yet it cannot be disabled/masked out)   Really
confusing....at least for me:-).

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