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Interrupt 12h	Memory Size

(0:0048h) get system memory

return AX number of contiguous 1K RAM blocks

note: 1) On some early PC models, the amount of memory returned by this

function is controlled by the settings of the dip switches on the

system board and may not reflect all the memory that is physically

present.

2) On the AT, the value returned is the amount of functional memory

found during the power-on self-test, regardless of the memory size

configuration information stored in CMOS RAM.

3) The value returned does not reflect any extended memory (above the

1 Mb boundary) that may be installed on 80286 or 80386 machines

such as the AT or PS2 (models 50 and above)

4) This is the same as the value at BIOS\Address -40:13




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