Hermès Bélusca-Maïto f6fbd83783 [NTVDM]
PS2:
- By default all the PS/2 ports are disabled. They become enabled by the BIOS at the POST step.
- Similarly it is the BIOS POST that sets up the PS/2 controller configuration byte.
- Synchronize the value of bit 2 "System flag" and bit 4 "Keyboard enable flag" in the status register, according to what is set in the controller configuration register. What is the "keyboard enable flag" ? See http://www.os2museum.com/wp/the-dos-4-0-shell-mouse-mystery/ for more details...

HW MOUSE:
- Resetting the mouse sends also an ACKnowledge byte too...

BIOS32:
- Fix the reported number of bytes in the BIOS configuration table.
- Enable the PS/2 ports in the POST.
- Implement the "Pointing Device BIOS Interface" INT 15h, AH=C2h, AL=00h...09h based on VBox OSE & SeaBIOS; we should make our PS/2 mouse driver use it.

The real call to INT 15h, AH=C2h function is still disabled because our mouse driver doesn't react well with it, when we run some applications like MS Diagnostics.

PS2 MOUSE DRV:
- Update copyright notice;
- Remove 2 useless functions;
- I've put in comments in the code the places where calls to the BIOS ps/2 mouse interface are needed.

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