"Yoshinori K. Okuji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have implemented a new function getcharwidth in the terminal interface. I
> updated all terminals for PC but didn't ofconsole. This is only because I
> don't know how it behaves precisely.
>
> According the standard, the default font seems to
Ralf Baerwaldt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Ralf,
> Is it possible to use grub/grub2 to boot from a LVM Volume ?
There is no LVM support yet in GRUB2. Perhaps there is a LVM patch
for GRUB Legacy...
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Marco Gerards wrote:
>>-Add a framebuffer handles (like file handles) for later use in
>>framebuffer functions
> Can you explain this? You mean we need an object for this?
Just something like the return value of the open() C function, so the
"driver"
Vincent Pelletier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Vincent,
> Now the point of my mail :
> Couldn't we make a common interface for all graphic calls, so the
> graphic commands would be in /commands ?
> The needed commands would be the ones already defined in
> video/i386/pc/vbe.c with those changes
I wrote the preciew version of scripting engine. I'll add some comments
soonly.
Parser parses everytime one command because the commands could be
entered from
commandline. Bison converts in kind of pseudocode. Arithmethic support
will be done
by separate parser because arithmetic parse is very diff
Hollis Blanchard wrote:
>
> They might be there because not many people use ruby?
>
BUT CVS is for developpers, isn't it? conf/*.mk could be generated
for releases and ruby would be needed only for CVS version
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Hi.
I implemented framebuffer basic primitives for ieee1275.
Here is a picture of what I get :
http://www.sysif.net/~vincent/sparc64-fb.png
For now it only works on the ati framebuffer card in my U10, because the
Creator 3D card seems only to offer
