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| From: | Andy Chamard <achamard AT home DOT com> |
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| Subject: | Installing a custom PS/2 Mouse ISR |
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| Date: | Sat, 04 Nov 2000 05:14:47 GMT |
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Hello...
Does anyone know of a good tutorial for installing a custom
mouse handler for a PS/2 mouse? There are lots of examples of handlers
using the serial mouse (and initialization with INT33h). But
specifically how do I get the mouse data packets into a data structure
(which can then be dealt with)? With a serial mouse it is easy (just
check port address 0x3f8) but with a PS/2 mouse it seems that there is
no I/O port address to check, just IRQ 12 ( which is mapped to hardware
interrupt 0x74). Is there a port address for IRQ 12 ?
Thanks in advance ... JAC
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