VESA2 is 16-bit code. You far-call it from 32 bit pmode. It may be worth
it, I guess. You have to specify things like buffers in xxxx:xxxx, but
that may just be for initialization. 

The name for taking a cell and making an 8086 far out of it is....

	schmegment
.

Once you set up the card you bang on memory your own sweet way, so yeah,
Ha3sm wants VESA2.

You far call a 16 bit segment. a 286 gate I guess. What's that, 16 meg? So
VESA2 needs a descriptor. It could probably be transient. Flip the present
bit once the card is right, just to be anal.
