tinkeros

Lots of stuff is undocumented, Terry wrote it, this isn't a Shrine issue. This page has the answer to your question: https://wiki.osdev.org/APIC

Major manufacturers are not open source friendly and do not release documentation on their hardware necessary to write drivers. It might be possible someone else has already written code in...

I was just going to mention that if somebody is going to dig into this code, a related nice to have feature would be the ability to not have to...

@ChaboCode This now is resolved on my laptop. It seemed to be related to the kernel trying to initialize the HPET. I've removed the HPET support and now it works...

I tried same version of QEMU on Debian 12.1 with and without KVM acceleration and tried running with only 1 core and was unable to reproduce the issue using CTRL-ALT-F...

Let me know what other keys I might try pressing to reproduce it. I suspect based on the image TOS thinks you pressed CTRL-ALT-d (maybe some keyboard bug in QEMU...

Ok, so it seems Terry does something sketchy (wouldn't be the first time) in [DocMenu](https://tinkeros.github.io/WbGit/Adam/DolDoc/DocForm.html#l371) by making a task end callback which throws an exception to cleanup the menu: [DocMenuEndTaskCB](http://tinkeros.github.io/WbGit/Adam/DolDoc/DocForm.html#l365)....

If you want you can give [this pre-release](https://github.com/tinkeros/TinkerOS/releases/tag/5.14pre) a shot and see if it fixes your issue.