Hello, I'm having this little problem, and I will thank you if you help me with it.

What I'm trying to do is to display the contents of various 16-bit registers (e.g. AX, BX, CX, DX), however without success;

Well, what I tried to do is to check the total clusters and total free clusters on the hard-drive using DOS interrupt 21h and function 36h. It returns the number of total clusters into DX.

I tried to print the DX using the function 09h of the same interrupt, however I'm getting gibberish whenever i'm trying to do so.

In short - How can I convert number from registers such as AX or DX into strings, so I can print them to the screen?

The reason jibberish is output to the consol is because
DX is to contain the offset of a dollar-sign '$' terminated string.
To print out the value contained in the registers you will
have to convert their value into the ASCII representation
of a hexadecimal/decimal/etc.. value.

To print out the value of the AX register in hex for example:

Thanks, NotNull, i'll try that.

One thing, however, because NASM does not let me compile when I do an offset, it always gives me an error about that.

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