Keyboard Interrupt Handler Issue

[sds2017]

For some reason when I try

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outb(0x60, 0x3);

which should output "4 was pressed" instead I get nothing and when I type

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outb(0x60, 0x3); 
outb(0x60, 0x4);

I get " was pressed". Another thing is when I try to just use the key board the interrupt won't register unless I try to enable the floppy drive, which my driver for it isn't working and goes somewhere into an infinite loop. Even more oddly when it works with the floppy every time I press a key there's a space or unwanted character inbetween. A saw on a post somewhere else I saw that when you enable the pit and keyboard without multitasking it might cause some errors so I only enable the keyboard and I get the same error.

Here's my code.

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static void keyboard_handler(registers_t regs)
{
	if(get_status_reg() & output_buffer_full)
	{
		uint8 key_pressed = get_keyboard_en_input_buffer();
		if(key_pressed == 0xE0)
		{
			printf("No Support for this key yet\n");
			return;
		}
		print_c(keymap[key_pressed]);
		printf(" was pressed\n");
	}

}

[zhiayang]

Post the code for your "get_status_reg()" and "get_keyboard_en_input_buffer()". I'll assume the latter simply does in

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inb(0x60)

, but I can't assume anything.

You need to include more, like did you send an EOI? Also, what are you trying to achieve by using outb() on the keyboard?
The keyboard and floppy don't have any interdependency, afaik.

[sds2017]

Post the code for your "get_status_reg()" and "get_keyboard_en_input_buffer()". I'll assume the latter simply does in
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inb(0x60)
, but I can't assume anything.

yes that's true

You need to include more, like did you send an EOI? Also, what are you trying to achieve by using outb() on the keyboard?
The keyboard and floppy don't have any interdependency, afaik.

Yes I sent the EOI.
I'm just trying to get input from the keyboard and I tried pressing a key on the keyboard and it won't send, so I tried to do it in code.

[Gigasoft]

I'm just trying to get input from the keyboard and I tried pressing a key on the keyboard and it won't send, so I tried to do it in code.

Use command 0xD2 to write to the receive buffer. The default action (when no command is active) is to send the data to the keyboard.

[sds2017]

I tried that and nothing happened. I just sending the command and then I sent the command and then a data value and nothing happened again.

[sds2017]

Hello?

[Kazinsal]

Hello?

Hi!

Start debugging manually. Dump hex values when you think you should be getting them. Double-check your in/out values. Think your process through.