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> I believe Tom Vijlbrief wanted to work on the write-cache. If this is correct
> coordinate with Tom if you want to help in this area.
Yes, I'll be glad to work on the caching code
(but will first look at the bios boot from CD, so
if someone else is anxious, go ahead and let me know)
but I lost much time because of a
problem I and others noted. When an win98 scandisk runs then
somehow the keyboard input is screwed up.
I looked at the sources yesterday and today but cannot find the
reason. What happens is that port 0x60 is read JUST before
the bios keyboard service entry point (int09_handler) is called.
(Normally it is read IN the int09_handler)
The result is that the read of port 0x64 in this routine
fails (bit 1 is clear due to the read of port 0x60) and the key is lost.
I suspected some kind of race condition but have not found it.
Any ideas, someone ?
Tom
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