public override void Clear()
{
mText.Clear();
mX = 0;
mY = 0;
UpdateCursor();
}
// Init devices that are "static"/mostly static. These are devices
// that all PCs are expected to have. Keyboards, screens, ATA hard drives etc.
// Despite them being static, some discovery is required. For example, to see if
// a hard drive is connected or not and if so what type.
static internal void InitStaticDevices()
{
//TextScreen = new TextScreen();
Global.Dbg.Send("CLS");
TextScreen.Clear();
Global.Dbg.Send("Keyboard");
Keyboard = new Keyboard();
// Find hardcoded ATA controllers
Global.Dbg.Send("ATA Master");
InitAta(BlockDevice.Ata.ControllerIdEnum.Primary, BlockDevice.Ata.BusPositionEnum.Master);
//Global.Dbg.Send("ATA Slave");
//InitAta(BlockDevice.Ata.ControllerIdEnum.Primary, BlockDevice.Ata.BusPositionEnum.Slave);
//TODO Need to change code to detect if ATA controllers are present or not. How to do this? via PCI enum?
// They do show up in PCI space as well as the fixed space.
// Or is it always here, and was our compiler stack corruption issue?
//InitAta(BlockDevice.Ata.ControllerIdEnum.Secondary, BlockDevice.Ata.BusPositionEnum.Master);
//InitAta(BlockDevice.Ata.ControllerIdEnum.Secondary, BlockDevice.Ata.BusPositionEnum.Slave);
}
