How to write to CGA graphics memory in Minix VIDEO
You can find ready-to-use .ZIP files containing emulated versions of the Unices I mentioned here: http://www.hampa.ch/pce/download.html
Also, I think I said that segment 0xB800 is for odd-numbered lines, and 0xBA00 is for even-numbered lines. In fact, these are the reverse of what I said: Segment 0xB800 is for even-numbered lines, starting from line 0. Segment 0xBA00 is for odd-numbered lines, starting from line 1. Sorry!
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