* Instead of guessing whether or not to show the InitParamsPanel, the panel
will now no longer show itself if the disk system does not have an editor,
and silently succeed.
* This also fixed a potential crash if the editor could not be created for
some reason.
* Minor cleanup.
* The AHCI driver was actually ignoring sector size information, and always
set the size to 512.
* Now both, the AHCI driver, and the ATA bus manager, use the same method of
retrieving the sector count, and size.
This removes the solution with no convincing replacement,
and breaks most basic window management tasks such as raising a window when clicking it.
Please come back when you get the issues fixed and a real alternative to the "ugly" border highlighting.
This reverts hrev45197-45202.
* edid1_detailed_timing_raw was missing
a field which threw off the sync bits.
* The result was the monitor will receive
a different sync polarity than it requested.
Most monitors handle this, but it is still
a bug
* The header and table is now correctly written; the backup is still
missing, though.
* The Header class is now responsible for both, the primary, and the
backup header.
* Changed the Header constructors: the block is no longer needed. Also,
under GCC 4 the initialization code accidentally used the read
Header constructor.
* Fixed incorrectly copied GUID - the static_guid cannot be copied
into a guid_t directly.
* Fixed copy&paste bug that would overwrite the offset for the child
partition to be created.
* With all of this in place I successfully created a BFS partition
with a GUID partition table. However, I have not yet tested if other
systems can still read this. Also, creating two partitions doesn't
seem to work yet, either (luckily I only need a single one ;-)).
* Tried to use EFI::Header class, but there doesn't seem to be an easy
way to actually hit the disk -- which we'll have to do to find out
how large the GPT table is.
* Initialization of GPT disks is now working which is why I added the disk
system add-on to the image. However, there is a caveat, as the backup
header and table aren't written yet.
* Partitions can be deleted.
* Creating partitions does not work yet, but I don't know yet why; in
theory it could already work.
* Moved some functionality into their own files so that they can easily
be reused by other code.
* Added crc32() function from FreeBSD. Implemented CRC handling and
validation.
* Implemented missing write functionality.
Since nan != nan, the scrollbar would otherwise try to move the view to
the new position, the view would try to set the scrollbar value again,
and so on.
I am able to get stuck in window management mode without ctrl+alt
held down somehow but it's not reproducable. These changes should
hopefully make this a bit more robust.
This basically affects menus which are not movable, and not
resizable but have that flag set because they take input anyway.
This change shows the regular cursor over menu windows even
in window management mode when ctrl+alt are held down.
Also rename _SetNowAllowedCursor to _SetNotAllowedCursor, typo.
* Use double-headed resize arrows instead of single headed.
* Remove border highlighting, it is replaced by mouse cursor.
* Don't enter drag state if window is not movable.
* Make Ctrl+LMB resize window border like RMB.
* Define other 3 corners in default decorator and resize by them
as well
* Update mouse cursor to show arrows when over borders and control
is held.
* Set the move cursor on ctrl+alt if the window is movable.
* Set cursor to not allowed on ctrl+alt if window is not movable.
* Set the cursor to appropriate resize arrow on ctrl+alt+RMB.
* Set the cursor to not allowed on ctrl+alt+RMB if not resizable.
* Make window go to back when you right-click or ctrl+click
on the tab. It doesn't lose focus though unlike BeOS R5.
..and Haiku64Image. While I'm at it split the commands so each letter
in the alphabet gets it's own line(s). This will make these kinds of
changes more atomic in the future.
The last part of fixing #9399.
Note: Hopefully this is 'OK'. `jam -q catkeys` and `jam -q catalogs` ran
without issue. Running FirstBootPrompt managed to use up the compiled catalogs.
The previous name is no longer applicable, as *BootPrompt is now launched on
the first boot of writable medium (e.g., USB thumb drive and hard drives).
Fixes part of #9399.
Notes:
* BootPrompt.rdef may have lost its history.
* The renaming was done with the following command:
git mv src/apps/readonlybootprompt src/apps/firstbootprompt
