themselves in busses/ata instead of busses/ide.
* Re-introduce Francois change to install these drivers in busses/ata
when building with HAIKU_ATA_STACK = 1.
* Adopted the device manager to look for drivers in busses/ata
additionally to busses/ide.
This change works fine with a clean installation on a computer where I can
(and indeed have to) use the new ATA stack.
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every code has been moved to and adopted in the new Disk Device API backend.
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This make the end key work (trigger the scroll) if the last item is overlapping the bottom boundary.
This fixes bug #1820.
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ResizeAllColumnsToPreferred().
* Automatic white space cleanup.
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- When guessing the initial thread state for an unschedule event also check
the previous event, so we can decide whether the thread is still ready.
Previously the time to the first schedule event could be accounted
incorrectly.
- Made the main loop a bit more robust with respect to unexpected thread
states.
* The check boxes for latency and preemption time were labeled the wrong way
around.
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For some reason, it was resizing the window to the size of the dragger frame :-) (the frame variable was reused to a different purpose)
Fixes ticket #3896
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-> Significant speed up, since there is much less app_server communication.
-> Much improved looks, since the line is now drawn as one connected line.
The StrokeLine(BPoint to) version cannot do this.
Hope I am not interfering, Ingo!
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publish themselves in busses/ide, so you cannot just move them to busses/ata
without changing that in the source as well. The object files are still built
in the separate busses/ata under generated.
* src/system/kernel/device_manager/device_manager.cpp also hardcodes
busses/ide in two places.
I tried changing all of this to add busses/ata, but my system remains
unbootable with the new ATA stack. I do have another system, and because
of the previous mixup in HaikuImage, there it installed the drivers in
busses/ide when building for the new ATA stack (by mistake), but those
drivers actually publish themselves in busses/ide, so this system actually
boots with the new ATA stack, because of the mixup. Therefore My change here
to install into busses/ide for either stack should be correct for now and should
actually fix building the *old* stack.
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value -- make sure to ignore feedback when setting the range (happens when the
old value doesn't fit the range anymore). Fixes unexpected jumps when zooming
out.
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so should be reusable for bluethooth HID as well (which is the same). The only
missing part so far is the logical collections that would allow nicer
enumeration of the report structure but is otherwise not useful. It should
support all of the HID specs except for usage aliases (even long items that
aren't actually defined should just work if they ever are). Not integrated into
the USB specific device framework and there are no actual drivers making use
of provided functionallity. The parsing was tested and works for all of the 3
devices I had available, but actual interpretation of data is not tested as the
driver side is missing. Will close that gap as a next step and then port the
mouse and keyboard drivers to that framework. Eventually a generic driver that
makes unknown fields available to userland apps in some way should be fairly
easy to implement with that.
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from the same "associated file" problem as the latter. This now finally fixes
bug #3861. This badly needs some cleanup.
* Fixed a possible problem I introduced in ISOReadDir() (did not read the next
block even if it should have).
* Fixed warnings with debug output turned on.
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* The scrolling related computations used a slightly off chart width/height.
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disappear.
* When parsing rock ridge attributes, we no longer stop when we encounter an
unknown one. Instead, we just parse through until the end. The ISO image as
part of #3861 also made this visible.
* Minor cleanup.
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* fixed a couple of memory leaks in the BeOS-specific (attribute related)
code of zip
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* Set the displayed domain to 0.5 s for debugging purposes.
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* Added support for scrolling.
* Automatic white space cleanup.
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