Hello,
I agree that having a in-kernel USB keyboard driver makes sense for the
debugger.
As for the interaction with userland USB support, I don't think we can
share the access to the same USB chip, so when the kernel driver is
running the userland driver can't run. One could say that when the U
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 12:41:43PM +0100, Justus Winter wrote:
> While we generally want to move away from drivers in the kernel, it
> might indeed be nice to have a keyboard driver inside it for kdb.
Hm, this is an interesting point. I haven't actually considered keyboard
drivers up till no
Hi Rowland :)
Quoting Rowland Smith (2016-02-29 01:47:08)
> This does not seem like the right forum for this post, but this list looks
> like the only hurd list with any activity, so here goes.
This is the perfect place for this. Welcome :)
> I have taken on the project this year of getting the
This does not seem like the right forum for this post, but this list looks
like the only hurd list with any activity, so here goes.
I have taken on the project this year of getting the hurd running on an
oldish PC on bare metal. The first issue I encountered is that the PC does
not have a PS/2 por
