My own mouse...

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Peter_Vigren

My own mouse...

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How do I write my own (no preloaded driver) mouse driver so that I can process movements and stuff when they happen?
Peter Sejfried

Re:My own mouse...

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Hello Peter!!!

I've thesame trouble. But with CD-ROM. I tried to write my own mouse driver too. I've simple example code in assembler. If you want I can send it to you. What language are you programming? I'm searching people who could help me in writeing my OS and hardware drivers. Are you interested in? I use TMT Pascal (32 bit PMode Pascal) and assembler. Actually I try to write own network card driver, CD-ROM driver, mouse driver and mainly try to write multitasking kernel and nobody wants to help me.

I'm waiting for your reply or e-mail

Best Regards
Peter
Peter_Vigren

Re:My own mouse...

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Peter Sejfried wrote: Hello Peter!!!

I've thesame trouble. But with CD-ROM. I tried to write my own mouse driver too. I've simple example code in assembler. If you want I can send it to you. What language are you programming? I'm searching people who could help me in writeing my OS and hardware drivers. Are you interested in? I use TMT Pascal (32 bit PMode Pascal) and assembler. Actually I try to write own network card driver, CD-ROM driver, mouse driver and mainly try to write multitasking kernel and nobody wants to help me.

I'm waiting for your reply or e-mail

Best Regards
Peter
I would like to have a look on that example code... Please send it to [email protected]

I write in assembly (NASM). I am working with my own OS so I'm not interested in writing drivers for yours... Nobody wants to help you? Do you mean that noone wants to write for you or that nobody wants to give you information? Since there are alot of people giving information and links on demand through-out this board...
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