Talk:Interrupt descriptor table

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Well, there is no "IDT" on an 8086 or a processor operating in real mode... It's called an IVT and has a greatly different structure. On >= 80286 the IVT address in real mode _IS_ loaded in the IDTR (no such register is present < 80286). Technically.

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