No BIOS , PS/2 keyboard can be used on my X86 emulation board?
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No BIOS , PS/2 keyboard can be used on my X86 emulation board?
Dear everyone, I am a new guy.
I have a trouble now.
My emulation board is a x86 system, and the software architecture is Redboot + kernel + busybox, no BIOS.
Now the PS/2 keyboard cannot be used, because of the BIOS?
The sytemp has the general PS/2 keybd and mouse ports, IDE interface, PCI slot, JTAG interface, uart port, two usb OTG ports, and two ethernet ports.
And 4 MB flash , 16 MB sdram.
It also leave over a slot that can install a BIOS chip.
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