Closed ramyak-mehra closed 2 years ago
I see the PIO bus is only available on x86_64. Should arch use MMIO or we are to leave the implementation of it for now?
I see the PIO bus is only available on x86_64. Should arch use MMIO or we are to leave the implementation of it for now?
The i8042 is only used on x86_64. You should make sure to mark it as such using platform configuration macros.
I see the PIO bus is only available on x86_64. Should arch use MMIO or we are to leave the implementation of it for now?
The i8042 is only used on x86_64. You should make sure to mark it as such using platform configuration macros.
I fixed the platform configuration issues. Is there a way we can test this implementation?
I see the PIO bus is only available on x86_64. Should arch use MMIO or we are to leave the implementation of it for now?
The i8042 is only used on x86_64. You should make sure to mark it as such using platform configuration macros.
I fixed the platform configuration issues. Is there a way we can test this implementation?
Andreea explained here at the end how you can test it. Here is the command line definition. We will probably also need to remove i8042.nokbd
.
I see the PIO bus is only available on x86_64. Should arch use MMIO or we are to leave the implementation of it for now?
The i8042 is only used on x86_64. You should make sure to mark it as such using platform configuration macros.
I fixed the platform configuration issues. Is there a way we can test this implementation?
Andreea explained here at the end how you can test it. Here is the command line definition. We will probably also need to remove
i8042.nokbd
.
Can you try to see if this work? @ramyak-mehra
I see the PIO bus is only available on x86_64. Should arch use MMIO or we are to leave the implementation of it for now?
The i8042 is only used on x86_64. You should make sure to mark it as such using platform configuration macros.
I fixed the platform configuration issues. Is there a way we can test this implementation?
Andreea explained here at the end how you can test it. Here is the command line definition. We will probably also need to remove
i8042.nokbd
.Can you try to see if this work? @ramyak-mehra
On my local machine?
Can you try to see if this work? @ramyak-mehra
On my local machine?
I mean to update the PR to modify the command line and check if the exit in tests still works. Now that's done, so it looks good to me. Can you also fix the failing tests? And maybe squash the commits.
I did change the default kernel cmd line, but in the python tests we are passing the reboot=t and i8042.nokbd. should I remove it from there as well? I ran the tests by modifying that and the tests passed.
I did change the default kernel cmd line, but in the python tests we are passing the reboot=t and i8042.nokbd. should I remove it from there as well? I ran the tests by modifying that and the tests passed.
We should add a test with reboot=t and i8042.nokbd and another one with the default cmdline.
Signed-off-by: Ramyak Mehra rmehra_be19@thapar.edu
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issue: #198
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