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by jcranmer
2308 days ago
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> Given a program supporting 16 bit address spaces from the 1970s, you can load it into a modern x86 OS today and it works. Actually, it doesn't. It is extremely hard to properly return to 16-bit userspace code from a 64-bit kernel, so Windows removed support for it entirely, and it's not enabled by default on Linux. |
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