[ask] IRQ error

I'm making the kernel
I have trouble programming the IRQ
I mask int 2f int0x20 up with IRQ 0-15
IRQ 0-1 I just turn on the system timer and keyboard
my program is supposed to be true but I do not know where there is an error.
I tried using BIOS interrupt the program by returning to real mode, whether the effect on the IRQ?

Code:

start:    xor ebx,ebx
 mov bx,cs               ; BX=segment
        shl ebx,4               ; EBX=linear address of segment base
        mov eax,ebx
 mov [gdt1 + 2],ax
   mov [gdt2 + 2],ax
   mov [gdt3 + 2],ax
   shr eax,16
  mov [gdt1 + 4],al
   mov [gdt2 + 4],al
   mov [gdt3 + 4],al
   mov [gdt1 + 7],ah
   mov [gdt2 + 7],ah
   mov [gdt3 + 7],ah
; point gdtr to the gdt, point idtr to the idt
 add ebx,gdt             ; EBX=linear address of gdt
 mov [gdtr + 2],ebx
  add ebx,idt - gdt       ; EBX=linear address of idt
 mov [idtr + 2],ebx
  push bx
     push ax
     push dword 0
        popfd
; disable interrupts
       cli
; load GDT and IDT for full protected mode
   lgdt [gdtr]
 lidt [idtr]
; save real-mode CS in BP
    mov bp,cs
; set PE [protected mode enable] bit and go
    mov eax,cr0
 or al,1
     mov cr0,eax
 jmp SYS_CODE_SEL:do_pm
[bits 32]
%include "BIOSint.inc"
%include "Graphic.inc"
%include "keyboard.inc"
%include "keymapUK.inc"
do_pm: mov ax,SYS_DATA_SEL
 mov ds,ax               ; not segments anymore: SELECTORS
       mov ss,ax
   nop
 mov es,ax
   mov fs,ax
   mov ax,LINEAR_SEL
   mov gs,ax

mov al,0x11            ; put both 8259s in init mode
       out 0x20,al
 out 0xA0,al
 mov al,0x20             ; IRQ0-IRQ7 -> interrupts 0x20-0x27
      out 0x21,al
 add al,8
    out 0xA1,al             ; IRQ8-IRQ15 -> interrupts 0x28-0x2F
     mov al,4
    out 0x21,al
 mov al,2
    out 0xA1,al
 mov al,1
    out 0x21,al
 out 0xA1,al
 mov al,0xFC
 out 0x21,al
 mov al,0xFF             ; none
      out 0xA1,al

call setvga

waiting:
  jmp waiting
 
ISR20:

  pushad
      mov byte [gs:0xa0000],1
popad
call clearirq
iret

is there any wrong code in my interrupt masking code?