On Thu, 17 Dec 2015 11:03:41 -0500, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2015 at 01:34:10PM +, John Murphy wrote:
> > I'm able to scroll through entries on pages in my BIOS using the wheel
> > (Asus Maximus VII Formula). Not sure if that means anything.
>
> That probably doesn't mean any
On Thu, Dec 17, 2015 at 01:34:10PM +, John Murphy wrote:
> I'm able to scroll through entries on pages in my BIOS using the wheel
> (Asus Maximus VII Formula). Not sure if that means anything.
That probably doesn't mean anything. The firmware can choose to handle
the mouse in any way it wants
On Thu, 17 Dec 2015 08:52:05 +0300, Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
> 17.12.2015 05:52, John Murphy пишет:
> > Hello and thanks for Grub. I use it daily.
> >
>
> You need to boot so often? :)
Twice today already! :)
>
> > I've seen questions regarding mouse sup
17.12.2015 05:52, John Murphy пишет:
> Hello and thanks for Grub. I use it daily.
>
You need to boot so often? :)
> I've seen questions regarding mouse support, but the answers imply that an
> on-screen pointer is requested. I would find it very useful to be able to
> use th
Hello and thanks for Grub. I use it daily.
I've seen questions regarding mouse support, but the answers imply that an
on-screen pointer is requested. I would find it very useful to be able to
use the mouse scroll wheel (which is just two switch clicks if I understand
correctly) to move u
Hi,
This is a patch for usb mouse support in GRUB.
I cannot take credit for the code. It was written by a former colleague of mine
(Christer Weinigel).
Added some cleanups and a bugfix.
It should be usable as is for most standard protocol mice.
Regards,
Christian
mouse.patch
Description
Over the past few days, I've been hacking on GRUB, and implemented mouse
support in the form of a virtual keyboard. That is when you move the mouse
around it generates arrow key presses or enter on clicks.
The attached patch is based on current bzr trunk (4559) and also fixes a
build error w
On 01.10.2011 23:18, Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko wrote:
On 01.10.2011 23:11, Vincent Pelletier wrote:
More seriously, I feel the only value in this patch is in the ieee1275
wrappers for framebuffer entrypoints.
Yes, that's interesting. We have ieee1275 framebuffer support on ppc but
i
On 01.10.2011 23:11, Vincent Pelletier wrote:
> More seriously, I feel the only value in this patch is in the ieee1275
> wrappers for framebuffer entrypoints.
Yes, that's interesting. We have ieee1275 framebuffer support on ppc but
it fails and hence is disabled on sparc. Expecting this patch will
Le samedi 01 octobre 2011 15:39:12, Tirtha Chatterjee a écrit :
> So I wish to work on implementing mouse support for GRUB.
I've attached the result of my early fidling with grub on sparc.
Yeah, once I got grub to load, I made a serial msmouse work instead of working
on things like
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>>
>> However I despise the operating system itself ( :-P ), the idea of a
>> beautiful graphical bootloader with mouse support integrated into it
>> felt amazing to me. It lowered the barrier for the user, and gave the
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despise the operating system itself ( :-P ), the idea of a
> beautiful graphical bootloader with mouse support integrated into it
> felt amazing to me. It lowered the barrier for the user, and gave the
> user an at-home experience right from switching on the computer. I
I don't think t
On 01.10.2011 15:39, Tirtha Chatterjee wrote:
> It would be really wonderful if someone with experience with the
> relevant code can help me by guiding me when needed, and help me with
> a few of the problems i am facing with testing my build of GRUB with
> qemu.
This is not an easy task. Unlike ke
bootloader with mouse support integrated into it
felt amazing to me. It lowered the barrier for the user, and gave the
user an at-home experience right from switching on the computer. I
wanted to check if something similar can be done with GRUB, and found
out about the gfxmenu that was merged in 0.98. I
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I added basic mouse support for ieee1275.
It's really, really basic :
- -Only works with serial mice
- -Only works with Microsoft 2 buttons protocol (might work for 3 buttons
without wheel)
- -One has to set the serial speed from OpenFirmware co
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