>"Jared Eldredge" <jared@xxxxxx> wrote: >> i vote for the "recovery disk" method - test it once to make sure and >> Be Happy (tm) > >It's much easier to install that driver into /boot/home/config/add-ons >instead so that your driver comes first, and the original driver >doesn't have to be loaded at all. >If it doesn't work, you could then disable the user add-ons on boot. I thought about this, but I couldn't see anywhere where there was a guarantee that drivers loaded from ~ would cause those loaded from /system not to be used. Does that key on file name? Or interrupt or ??? >Probably much simpler would be to do that using Bochs and directly with >the OpenBeOS kernel - just replace the current keyboard/ps2mouse driver >with your own - plain and simple. That's probably not a bad idea, assuming that he doesn't use any functionality that we haven't implemented yet.