Aleksandar Andrejevic 2dc91ac6c0 [NTVDM]
- The auxiliary PS/2 port IRQ is disabled by default.
- In the DOS mouse driver's IRQ handler, just reading the entire packet
is faster than waiting for one IRQ per byte. (real drivers can do that too,
using polling, which is slower on real hardware but faster in NTVDM).
- Increase the speed of the PS/2 IRQ scheduler so that mouse packets don't
fill up the queue completely. And consequently, increase the number of
CPU steps per cycle to avoid "stuck key" bugs.


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