Nathan S.

I think we are talking about two entirely different things. Here's what I have in mind so far: 1. nav-groups are used to "remember" where the focus was, so that...

>Restrict directional navigation to within same nav-group. So you want a nav-group to only allow navigation in one direction between its elements, and to go from one group to another...

> We could also accommodate automatic navigation between nav-groups. Eg. when there are no hits within the nav-group in the given direction, we next try to hit a new nav-group...

>Do you have a better proposal? An efficient one? Sadly no, however I am curious to see how Android does it. In my library I do it by traversing the...

It works but it looks really bad though

I have it working by using FaceSlim with the user agent `Mozilla/5.0 (BB10; Kbd) AppleWebKit/537.35+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/10.3.3.3057 Mobile Safari/537.35+` and `touch` enabled in settings, everything else is left...

What do you call v5 ? I never added SDXC support to the kernel on this repo

I let you try it and report here how it goes.

Keep in mind that it's not fusée gelée, it's shofel2. While the method and code is globally the same, shofel2 has an additional step (sending coreboot.rom).

Well fusée gelée works on Mac OS and Shofel2 doesn't