On Nov 21, 2011, at 9:14 AM, Magnus Olsen wrote:
PS/2 was never design be hot pluged.
Alot of bios disable PS/2 I/O if no PS/2 device are plugin.
that mean u need to reboot you computer.
PS/2 wasn't designed to be hot-plugged, but most boards today (all?)
support hot-plugging as an unofficial
Timo always says everything is correct.
Unfortunately this is not the case.
_disable and setting IRQL to PASSIVE_LEVEL makes no sense whatsoever. You
basically hacked the HAL to support a bug in KDBG. Good job.
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Best regards,
Alex Ionescu
On 2011-11-19, at 6:50 AM, Cameron Gutman wrote:
_disable and setting IRQL to PASSIVE_LEVEL makes no sense whatsoever. You
basically hacked the HAL to support a bug in KDBG. Good job.
I gathered that what I was supporting was pretty nasty, but either way the
behavior that was going on was completely wrong. I'm fairly sure there are
Hi!
I plan to change the standard harddisk geometry from the old 32 sectors
and 64 heads geometry to the new 63 sectors and 255 heads geometry next
weekend. The old disk geometry was used up to Windows NT4 and the new
geometry is used since Windows 2000. So I guess it is time for ReactOS
to
