Kevin Boos

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icon company @futurewei-tech, @theseus-os icon location Bellevue, Washington icon location Open-source Rust developer. Principal Architect at @futurewei-tech. Tech lead for @project-robius. Creator of @theseus-os. PhD, Rice University

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Port hardware clocks to new clocksource API

#739 has been merged in :tada:

EHCI USB Controllers Support

Once you merge in the changes from #1081, feel free to mark this as "ready for review" and then request a review from me.

Enable scrolling via the mouse wheel

i'm not sure if our latest GUI + PS/2 mouse implementation still supports mouse scrolling; it used to. You can scroll using the standard Unix terminal shortcuts, e.g., `Shift +...

Debug state for PS/2 real hardware testing with logs

thanks! I have left comments and log files on discord. In short, it works on my real hw and in QEMU normally! However, it doesn't work in QEMU with KVM...

Debug state for PS/2 real hardware testing with logs

yeah, that'd be great. We could do a qemu test easily, but everything else would be difficult, even kvm. Not sure about other emulators like VirtualBox or VMware.

Debug state for PS/2 real hardware testing with logs

Shall we close this now that #884 has been merged in? Or did you want to keep it around for future usage?

Does not get as far as shell prompt on AArch64

Thanks for the report! We haven't tried using Docker for aarch64 builds, but I can try it out when I return from a conference. In the meantime @NathanRoyer ought to...

Does not get as far as shell prompt on AArch64

Thanks @egrimley-arm; i do agree that the current state of the aarch64 build is confusing when you see that partially-complete list of displayed logs on the screen. We'll work on...

Does not get as far as shell prompt on AArch64

I'll update this issue once that's done 👍

Does not get as far as shell prompt on AArch64

Some to-do items for me to get this working: * Ensure that all apps are being built for aarch64 so we have a regular interactive console * Get the framebuffer...