FreeLists / openbeos / [openbeos] Re: Haiku no longer booting

[Eric Petit <titer@xxxxxxx>]

 FYI, same here: I can't use the mouse or keyboard except Ctrl-Alt-Del 
although the driver seems to be working (my ps2 optical mouse now 
lights up during boot since korli's latest changes).

On Apr 13, 2005, at 11:53 AM, Adi Oanca wrote:
> mouse input should now work with the few changes i just did.
> Good luck  :)
>
> Jérôme
>
> Simon Taylor wrote:
> > > "Simon Taylor" <simontaylor1@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > >
> > > > I have a nvidia card, I know Michael uses a Radeon, so that could 
> > > > be the issue.
> > >
> > > Yes, this is an issue for now. [...]
> > > We'll certainly "port" the other drivers over, too, soon.
> > I've been watching the cia bot, so I saw that you had done this for 
> > the nVidia driver. Now I get to see MiniTerminal in all it's glory. 
> > Very nice. Be's HelloWorld sample works too of course - always nice 
> > to see though.
> > The input server doesn't seem to work though - I have added a "launch 
> > $SERVERS/input_server" line after the registrar, but the keyboard 
> > input doesn't show up in MiniTerminal and the mouse pointer doesn't 
> > move. It seems like there is some input server stuff happening 
> > though, because pressing control-alt-delete brings up another window 
> > (title off screen so I can't see what the window is exactly).
> > Anything I can do to help debug this? Or does the current state of 
> > the svn "work" like this for everyone?
> > btw maybe it's time to spawn a "users" list? As haiku gets to a stage 
> > where more people want to try it, this list might become flooded with 
> > messages like this. Hopefully this one is not too annoying for the 
> > devs as I have some C++ experience and am willing to dig in to try 
> > and find out what's happening if necessary :).
> > Thanks
> > Simon