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Hi,
i would write a C program (with Microsoft VC) to reboot a win 98 pc. I found
this code but didn't work

Tnks.

#define MAGIC 0 /* for cold restart */
/* #define MAGIC 0x1234 /* for warm restart */

#define BOOT_SEG 0xffffL
#define BOOT_OFF 0x0000L
#define BOOT_ADR ((BOOT_SEG << 16) | BOOT_OFF)

#define DOS_SEG 0x0040L
#define RESET_FLAG 0x0072L
#define RESET_ADR ((DOS_SEG << 16) | RESET_FLAG)

main()
{
void ((far *fp)()) = (void (far *)()) BOOT_ADR;

*(int far *)RESET_ADR = MAGIC;
(*fp)();
}

Antonio wrote:
> Hi,
> i would write a C program (with Microsoft VC) to reboot a win 98 pc. I found
> this code but didn't work
>
<snip>
Go to comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32. This newsgroup deals with the
C language, not arbitrary code written in C.

You are a barbarian, by the way. Use the Win32 function ExitWindows() or
ExitWindowsEx(), not magical mystery calls.

> Tnks.
>
These days people can't even spell "thanks" out in full anymore.

S.

Antonio wrote:
> Hi,
> i would write a C program (with Microsoft VC) to reboot a win 98 pc. I found
> this code but didn't work
>
> Tnks.
>
> #define MAGIC 0 /* for cold restart */
> /* #define MAGIC 0x1234 /* for warm restart */
>
> #define BOOT_SEG 0xffffL
> #define BOOT_OFF 0x0000L
> #define BOOT_ADR ((BOOT_SEG << 16) | BOOT_OFF)
>
> #define DOS_SEG 0x0040L
> #define RESET_FLAG 0x0072L
> #define RESET_ADR ((DOS_SEG << 16) | RESET_FLAG)
>
> main()
> {
> void ((far *fp)()) = (void (far *)()) BOOT_ADR;
>
> *(int far *)RESET_ADR = MAGIC;
> (*fp)();
> }

This is MS-DOS code, not Windows code. I'm sure there's some CamelCase
function in the Windows API that'll do the job for you.

--
Simon.

Simon Biber wrote
(in article <437eab15$0$27014$> ):

> This is MS-DOS code, not Windows code. I'm sure there's some CamelCase
> function in the Windows API that'll do the job for you.

IIRC,

outb(0x64, 0xfe);

works fairly efficiently, but can be painful. Nevertheless, it
isn't standard C by any stretch of the imagination.



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