> What about in Linux or UNIX??  How would I make an interupt call in
> Linux or UNIX.  Does Linux or UNIX make interupt calls even?  What do
> they use? Where are the interupts stored??  Please, someone tell me...
It is best to use libc calls- everything uses libc and you should too.
Two simple examples: 
; hello.asm
;
; nasm -f elf hello.asm -o hello.o
; gcc hello.o -o hello
;
section .text 
extern puts
global main
main:
        push dword msg
        call puts
        add esp, byte 4
        ret
msg:    
        db 'Hello World' , 0
  	   =============
/* hello.S
 * gcc hello.S -o hello
 *
 */
.global main, msg
        main:
                pushl $msg
                call puts
                addl $4,%esp
                ret
        msg:
                .string "Hello World!"
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