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Lab 1

2023F-BCS-264

Lab Exercise
1-Enter D command to display memory contents of your system and answer the
following:
Entering and exiting from DEBUG:

Now,

- What is the Code segment address?

The code segment (CS) address is the memory location where


a program's executable instructions are stored.

- What is the content of offset of 011Ch?

- What is the physical address of the memory location given in the above part?
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2- Do the following and capture each screen shot using print screen option.
- Use D command to display the contents of memory from CS:0500 to CS:055F

- Use D command to display the contents of memory from 2000:0A20. Also


determine what is the final offset address after using D command?

The final offset address is 0A9F

- What is the physical address of the memory location 3FCE:0105?


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3- Use E command to change the contents of memory locations from the code
segment, for offsets from 0700 to 0709 to have ASCII contents from 0 to 9.

4- Do the following using Memory management commands and capture each


screen using print screen option.
- Display the memory contents starting from memory location 0100h?

- Display the memory contents of first 10 bytes starting from memory location
0100h

- Edit the memory location starting from 0200h with your name and 3-digit
Roll#

- Note the last offset (memory) value of the last digit of your roll#
The last offset (memory) value of the last digit of my roll# is
34h.
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- Move the block of memory where you filled your name and Roll# to the
memory location starting from 0400h.

- Compare the two memory blocks (one starting from 0200h & the other from
0400h)

- Edit 20XX-CS-to the memory block starting from 0400h before


your Roll#

- Compare the two memory blocks (one starting from 0200h &
the other from 0400h)
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