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Hello World on a breadboard Intel 8086 16bit - ASM86 Jump - part 8

Building an Intel 8086 microprocessor to write assembler ASM86 machine code to write hello world to an LCD display - part 8 If you haven't seen parts 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5, 6, & 7 I highly recommend you check these first. In this video I adress the issue around the 8086 starting at FFF0. The memory ends at FFFF, so there is only a few bytes to write code between FFF0 and FFF8, so I write a jump instruction to jump back from location FFF0 to further back in the EPROM address range so that I can write my hello world program. I write 2 jump instructions jump near and jump far, to illustrate the initial jump and then a loop. I look at how the EPROM will see the address as we have dropped the A0 line and I add machine code which has just 6 bytes and then jumps back to the start looping round. This code doesnt do anything, its more a test illustration of the jump and a loop, and to prove the jump works and the 8086 is reading and acting on the commands within the EPROM. I connect an Arduino which reads the latch address and output that so we can observe the jump working. Finally i connect the LCD display to the breadboard