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Subject: Re: crazy question!
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> Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 22:45:22 -0700 (PDT)
> From: joe tujillo <wakko_fr AT yahoo DOT com>
> 
>     How could I read each byte of my RAM?
>     (from 0x00000 to finish)

Not easily.  Some portions of memory are not mapped into your address
space; accesing them will generally trigger either a Page Fault or a
GPF exception, and abort your program.

What do you need this for?  There might be a way of doing it, but it
only works in some specially-set environments, so it is not clear
whether it's good enough for what you have in mind.