E!!!!!
E!!!!!
E!!!!!
thanks for that KeyboardInterrupt
PS/2 Port on its way to harass the CPU
Seems the CPU has become the bully these days:
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
Keyboard: E
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
CPU: hey keyboard do you have anything for me?
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SMM GO BRRR
A disgusting fifth glyph? In MY list of funny pics? I may throw up.
Is there not multiple in your name?
He's a traitor.
IDs don't count. Would fail too many for a hard to fix thing.
Ah, a man of abundant class. How wondrous to run into you on this platform.
assembly flashbacks
I don't get it...
PS/2 still works the same as it always has. No changes there. It's not really possible to change how PS/2 operates because it wouldn't be backwards compatible with old keyboards or software.
Legacy stuff sticks around for a while and generally doesn't change, since it needs to retain backwards compatibility. Modern x86 processors also still have a "real mode" with 1MB RAM max, like what the 286 versions of DOS and Windows 3.0 used to use.
You can buy industrial PCs and motherboards today that not only have a PS/2 port, but also other legacy stuff like parallel and serial ports, ISA slots, etc. There's actually motherboards that have ISA, PCI, and PCIe all on the same board. There's 25+ year old machinery that's still in use and extremely expensive to replace, so it's not uncommon to have new computers with legacy connectors/ports in industrial environments.
The absolute lowest level of computers haven't changed much, we still fuck around with interrupts. However, USB peripherals are a LOT more complicated than this, and if I'm not mistaken they're polled by the connection master
my keyboard uses a PS/2 port
it's really old but it's pretty good
Int 8 would like to say hello. And you better not take too long.
Good old interrupts, how come we don't do it like that for drivers anymore
We still kinda do, just depends on the kernel you're using. On Windows any IRQL > 2 is pretty much instant like the bird
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