Well done, it's impressive to see this, it looks promising...


In console mode (from my xterm), I got a "Invalid I/O " so I guess we must try the ged 
editor from the qemu vm, and indeed it's working this way, but I'm using an AZERTY 
keyboard so it's a p.i.t.a. to type all this in qwerty mode. Do you how if there's 
an easy way to change the layout. I've tried " -k fr" as option for qemu but I suppose 
if the OS doesn't support this it won't work. 

I've looked how to change that, I suppose it's somehow in sys/rdln or maybe in the vm.c?

On Fri, Feb 24, 2023, at 12:18 PM, farfadet10@gmx.fr wrote:
> Well done, it's impressive to see this, it looks promising...
>
>
> In console mode (from my xterm), I got a "Invalid I/O " so I guess we 
> must try the ged 
> editor from the qemu vm, and indeed it's working this way, but I'm 
> using an AZERTY 
> keyboard so it's a p.i.t.a. to type all this in qwerty mode. Do you how 
> if there's 
> an easy way to change the layout. I've tried " -k fr" as option for 
> qemu but I suppose 
> if the OS doesn't support this it won't work. 
>
> I've looked how to change that, I suppose it's somehow in sys/rdln or 
> maybe in the vm.c?

Keyboard mappings in Dusk are hardcoded for now, so the concept of "changing
the keyboard layout" doesn't exist yet. To change that mapping, you'll want to
look at sys/ps2.fs. It maps PS/2 keycodes to characters.