Use an INT call stub and exit on the address after the stub instead or using iret (some BIOS code uses int / iret internally). This fixes the messed up display when trying to switch modes.
The HalpBiosDisplayReset() function is currently stub-plemented.
Returning FALSE will make bootvid take the route of fully
re-initializing the VGA display all by itself.
- Rename UP -> PIC. The "up" folder in fact contains the code for
managing the Intel 8259 PIC chip
- Move amd64/processor.c -> apic/processor.c. The code is not tied to
amd64
- Remove platform from "halinit*" files. They already reside in the
corresponding folder
* Call HalInitializeBios both in phase 0 and 1
* In phase 0 allocate some physical memory, instead of using arbitrary hardcoded pages, that then end up as page tables and get filled with VESA tables
