Hello.
I need to create a clear screen function. When I moved 0x0700 (grey color, no character) to 0xB800 it worked.

Then I tried the same function using only BIOS instruction.

When I moved it to the upper left corner of the screen, the next character written was not in the top left corner but one place to the right.
Like if it was at the [1,0] coords and not at [0,0].

Thanks for reading.

Homework?

Video mode 3 assumed?

00h isn't "no character", it's the null character.
Probably better to use 20h, the space character.

Note: Mode 3 VRAM segment = B800h, linear RAM = B8000h

BIOS Int 10h - what function? AH=0Eh TTY output?
This function automatically advances the cursor, which might explain your symptoms.

Cursor can be controlled with Int 10h, function AH=02

Use Int 10h, function AH=09 if you want to control the cursor yourself.

It is not a homework.
I know that with the space and null, but null did work too. It is just easier to xor the al register.
I forgot that I used ah=09.
With the function above I just mvoed the cursor to the upper left corner to [0,0]. The problem is that it ended at [1,0].

*Sorry, sometimes I just don't know express myself correctly.
*The link for your OS doesn't work.

Here a two ways of clearing the screen.

start:
push ax
push es
mov ax,0b800h ; Start at memory 0b800
mov es,ax
xor di,di
mov cx,2000 ;
mov ax,0720h ; Black bg, white fg, 20h = space char
rep stosw
pop ax
pop es

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mov ax,@data
mov ds,ax
mov ah,0fh
int 10h
mov ah,0
int 10h
mov ax,1112
mov bx,0
int 10h

That's a core component!
Thanks, solved.