use32 or user bug?

Hi every body!
I am testing a boot code to load some sectors from hdd. I am putting loaded code at 80000h and it works fine in real mode. But when protected mode some thing is going wrong Sad

I think the problem is with use32 directive because qemu dump shows me the compiled code at 7c00h and jmp 80000h is truncated to jmp 0xfffe.
On the other hand, RAM dump at 80000h shows no code at all when in protected mode Sad

There must be something wrong but the code is fine... or not? I have made a bunch of test, but there is no way the screen changes for me at PM.
What happens here?
Thanks in advance...

Code:

format binary as 'img'
org 7C00h
          cli

             call    loadCore                ; load 127 sectors from HDD

             lgdt    fword[gdtr]             ; this is the 'classical' code
            mov     eax,cr0
             or      al,1
                mov     cr0,eax
             jmp     8:protectedMode
use32
 protectedMode: jmp 80000h                  ; Compiles to 0xfffe!!!! 
                                                ; even if using coreCode label
                                              ; What about 80000h??

align 8
           gdt:
         dq 0000000000000000h 
               dq 00cf9a000000ffffh            ; sys code
          dq 00cf92000000ffffh            ; and data
    .end:

       gdtr: dw (gdt.end-gdt)-1
              dd gdt

      loadCore: mov   ah,0x02                 ; read
              mov     al,0x7F                 ; 127 sectors
               mov     ch,0x00                 ; from track zero
           mov     cl,0x02                 ; starting at sector two
            mov     dh,0x00                 ; on head zero
              mov     dl,0x80                 ; using HDD
         mov     bx,0x8000               ; copy to 8000:0
                mov     es,bx
               mov     bx,0x0000
       @@: int 0x13                    ; should go to 80000h
               jc      @b
          ret

times 510-($-$$) db 0
             dw 0aa55h

org 80000h
      coreCode:     mov     edi,0b8000h             ; the test code
             mov     [edi],dword 744b744fh
               hlt                             ; let me see the screen...

 times (127*512)-($-$$)       db 0                    ; fill the sectors, just in case