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X-Andrew-WideReply: netnews.misc.legal,netnews.misc.legal.computing On December 31, 1996, I will stop selling T-Shirts and Mouse Pads. Intel Secrets: http://www.x86.org ------ For those of you that don't know about the Intel Secrets home page, ----- Available at this WWW is a repository of undocumented information about Learn about undocumented opcodes, undocumented bits in debug registers, All of this is available for your viewing and downloading, and is presented Just point your network browser to the following URL: Or anonymous FTP source code and other downloadables from: -- Cordially, Sumner --
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If you haven't ordered one, then you must do so before this date.
Also on December 31, 1996, the Intel Secrets Web Site will cease
to function under the name "Intel Secrets." Many changes will take
place at the same time. I will not discuss the details, so don't
bother to ask. Instead, go to my web site, and download everything
you can -- because after the end of the year, some of the material
will be going away.
read the following:
the Intel Architecture x86 processors. The information spans from 8086
to the P6.
processor anomalies, processor bugs, and elegant programming techniques.
Read on-line magazine articles about relevant topics. And see why Intel
has accessed this site nearly 18000 times (they obviously endorse it).
in an entertaining manner (entertaining to most people, that is).
http://www.x86.org
ftp://ftp.x86.org/pub/x86
"Intel Secrets -- What Intel doesn't want you to know" Robert Collins
HomePage: http://www.x86.org Anonymous FTP: ftp://ftp.x86.org/pub/x86
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