- "All this file is a big hack and should be removed one day…" - Today is that day! setup.c is no more!
[TXTSETUP.SIF]
- Move keyboard drivers to the Keyboard.Load section
[USETUP]
- Add a small keyboard class installation hack
- USB keyboards now load during 1st stage
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55750
- Fix heap code for 64 bit (before someone asks: the reason to use ULONG_PTR instead of ULONG is warning free code without casts)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55675
- Don't send a bogus bus number (-1) to the PCI driver because then it tries to scan that bus and obviously doesn't find anything
- Legacy HAL can now enumerate boot critical PCI devices (like the USB controller) and build the device stack for USB boot
[HIVESYS]
- Missed this spot where usbhub is installed for an external hub causing a crash
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55652
- Add support for LVS_EX_TRANSPARENTSHADOWTEXT style
[SHELL32]
- Add drop shadows support for desktop
- Set proper label color based on background color when drop shadows is disabled
- Update desktop colors when WM_SYSCOLORCHANGE or WM_SETTINGCHANGE msg is received
[BOOTDATA]
- Enable drop shadows by default (this option was hardcoded to 1 before)
[DESK]
- Send WM_SETTINGCHANGE with wParam = 0 when applying changes
[EXPLORER]
- Broadcast WM_SETTINGCHANGE message to shell view window
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55583
- Fix code designed to avoid touching the hardware if it is already owned
[KDIO]
- Take ownership of the display if we're debugging to screen
[TXTSETUP.SIF]
- Add an example entry of DbgOsLoadOptions for debugging 1st stage to screen
- 1st stage setup can now be debugged completely to screen with a modified txtsetup.sif (comment 1st DbgOsLoadOptions and uncomment 2nd)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55570
- We proudly merge the first charge of the usb-bringup branch. We do want to stress hardware support is still under heavy development and testing in real hardware is experimental
- Merge the Human Interface Device Stack(HID) which is used for mice / keyboards and other devices which use the USB interface, consisting of hidusb, hidparse, hidclass, mouhid, kbdhid
- Merge the composite driver, supports USB composite devices, laid out in usbccgp
- Merge the generic hub driver, which supports the USB root hub and in future USB hubs. Driver is usbhub
- Merge the Open Host Controller Interface driver (ohci)
- Merge the Enhanced Host Controller Interface driver (ehci)
- Merge the many fixes in other areas of ReactOS needed for USB to work (ntoskrnl, pci, inf, umpnpmgr, usetup)
- Special thanks goes the Haiku team, whose excellent code has provided a great base for the development of the new ReactOS USB / HID stack
- The development of the USB stack has shown the great potential when ReactOS developers team up together to achieve a common goal. The involved developers are here, listed alphabetically:
Alex Ionescu
Amine Khaldi
Cameron Gutman
Johannes Anderwald
Michel Martin
Thomas Faber
Thomas Lotz(Haiku)
Let's start the ReactOS revolution
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55555
- Enable new heap code and cleanup the heap, releasing unused memory, before starting reactos
- Gives our kernel about 4MB additional memory, which - at the current leak rate - means around 8 minutes longer before it runs out of memory :)
- Using the temp heap for all temporary allocations should increase the amount of saved space
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55518
- Don't map the low 1 MB into kernel space, it's pointless and leads to inconsistencies between reported memory type and what is found in the page tables. On x86 it works, because it uses an overcomplicated pfn initialization wih redundent checks. Anyway this memory, containing freeldr and real mode code, was simply wasted.
- Silence some debug prints
- Fix warnings
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55421
- Create a branch to do a proper merge of USB work from a trunk base instead of from cmake-bringup
- In the future, DO NOT under any circumstances branch another branch. This leads to merge problems!
svn path=/branches/usb-bringup-trunk/; revision=55018
- ReactOS now supports open and WEP encrypted networks (both ad-hoc and infrastructure) (WPA(2) will be supported later)
- Use the wlanconf tool to configure the WLAN adapter (after installing the XP driver for your WLAN adapter)
- "wlanconf -c <SSID>" connects to an infrastructure network. Adding the "-a" option connects to (or creates) an ad-hoc network. Adding "-w <WEP>" will enable WEP encryption using the supplied key.
- "wlanconf -s" will scan and display a list of the surrounding networks and various attributes like signal strength, SSID, BSSID, network mode, and supported rates
- "wlanconf" will display the current WLAN configuration details if the adapter is connected
- The DHCP service will detect network changes and refresh its state accordingly when associating with a new wireless network
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55000
- Remove "Explore from here" from context menu. It's useless, does not exist in Windows and can't be translated in current form.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=54723
Remove class2 and scsiport service keys from the registry because these drivers are loaded automatically when they are needed.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=54575
All .lnk files in Windows has structure called "id list". This is something like a path (we can't use environment variables there) and it is relative to Desktop. Usually first element is My Computer folder. In our shortcuts it points to livecd_start.cmd in My Documents folder, which is simple batch file. It's functionality is to start application given in argument. Because command line parameter of shell links can have environment variables, our shortcuts does not depend on patch to system directory (especially the drive number). It's a bit complicated but I have not found a better way.
Now we have working shortcuts on Desktop and Start Menu. Control Panel will benefit in future because Admin Tools depend on Start Menu.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=54514
- Do not repeat messages into serial port even when using other debug methods.
- Allow to specify debug log file name.
- When using the "Screen" method, show blue screen when entering KDB.
- Disable the repetition of previous KDB command with long many-page output.
[USETUP]
- Add "ReactOS (Screen)" entry to boot menu.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=54468
Cameron Gutman