Removing NKRO Mode requirement for System Control and Consumer Control Keys (Media Keys)
- In general this shouldn't cause any issues - BIOSs should ignore - OSs should happily use Still, this masks the EHCI hand-off that Windows and Linux are starting to do. A better solution is needed to force devices to re-negotiate their mode.
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@ -267,13 +267,6 @@ void Output_consCtrlSend_capability( uint8_t state, uint8_t stateType, uint8_t *
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// Not implemented in Boot Mode
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if ( USBKeys_Protocol == 0 )
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warn_print("Consumer Control is not implemented for Boot Mode");
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return;
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// TODO Analog inputs
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// TODO Analog inputs
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// Only indicate USB has changed if either a press or release has occured
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// Only indicate USB has changed if either a press or release has occured
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if ( state == 0x01 || state == 0x03 )
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if ( state == 0x01 || state == 0x03 )
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@ -318,13 +311,6 @@ void Output_sysCtrlSend_capability( uint8_t state, uint8_t stateType, uint8_t *a
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// Not implemented in Boot Mode
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if ( USBKeys_Protocol == 0 )
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warn_print("System Control is not implemented for Boot Mode");
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return;
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// TODO Analog inputs
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// TODO Analog inputs
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// Only indicate USB has changed if either a press or release has occured
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// Only indicate USB has changed if either a press or release has occured
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if ( state == 0x01 || state == 0x03 )
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if ( state == 0x01 || state == 0x03 )
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@ -891,8 +877,30 @@ unsigned int Output_current_available()
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void cliFunc_kbdProtocol( char* args )
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void cliFunc_kbdProtocol( char* args )
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print( NL );
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print( NL );
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// Parse number from argument
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// NOTE: Only first argument is used
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char* arg1Ptr;
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char* arg2Ptr;
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CLI_argumentIsolation( args, &arg1Ptr, &arg2Ptr );
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if ( arg1Ptr[0] != '\0' )
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uint8_t mode = (uint8_t)numToInt( arg1Ptr );
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// Do nothing if the argument was wrong
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if ( mode == 0 || mode == 1 )
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USBKeys_Protocol = mode;
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info_msg("Setting Keyboard Protocol to: ");
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printInt8( USBKeys_Protocol );
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}
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else
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info_msg("Keyboard Protocol: ");
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info_msg("Keyboard Protocol: ");
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printInt8( USBKeys_Protocol );
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printInt8( USBKeys_Protocol );
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}
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}
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}
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