- ramdrive: rewrite from registerDrive callbacks to TFilesystem/TStorage_Volume
hooks (rd_Read, rd_ReadDir, rd_ReadOffset, rd_Identify) and mount via
vfs.mountVolume('/disk/ram', ...). Remove open-slot tracking; VFS now
manages file handles through the FD table.
- vfs: fix PathValid for otDRIVE nodes — split relative path into parent
directory + leaf name, list the parent via readDirCallback, and check
each entry's type so individual files are correctly identified as pvFile
instead of always returning pvDirectory or pvInvalid.
- desktop: replace static array[0..MAX_PROGRAMS-1] program registry with
a dynamic PLinkedListBase. Lazy-init on first registerProgram call.
Remove prog_count := 0 from init so programs registered before
desktop.init (e.g. notepad, diskutil) are no longer wiped.
- filedispatch, wasmrunner: add storagetypes to uses, remove stale Lock
parameter from vfs.OpenFile calls.
- progmanager: clean up duplicate uses clauses and remove invalid
kernel.bsod registration.
- compile_wasuro.sh was copying files to the /code directory which
is not where drone builds from, fixed to use $(pwd) and relative
directories based on the root.
- Add compile_wasuro.sh to sparse-clone Wasuro src/wasm from gitea
(develop branch) with caching to skip redundant pulls
- Update compile.sh to include wasuro build step in pipeline
- Update compile_sources.sh to dynamically discover -Fu paths via
find across src/ and wasuro/ directories
- Extend system.pas with FPC 3.2.2 compilerprocs required by Wasuro:
- 64-bit signed/unsigned div and mod (fpc_div_int64, fpc_mod_int64,
fpc_div_qword, fpc_mod_qword) with correct i386 parameter mapping
- 64-bit multiply (fpc_mul_int64) via three 32-bit MUL instructions
- Float-to-integer intrinsics (Trunc, Round) using x87 FPU
- Memory allocation compilerprocs (fpc_getmem, fpc_freemem)
delegating to kernel kalloc/kfree
- Exception handling stubs (reraise, raiseexception, catches, doneexception)
- setjmp/longjmp for exception address stack
- Fix sInt64 type alias (was longint/32-bit, now int64/64-bit)
- Add serial debug helpers (COM1 $3F8) for bare-metal tracing
- Wire up Wasuro in kernel.pas: init WASM VM, set I/O callback to
syslog, and run all 1103 Wasuro tests (0 failures)
- Update .gitignore to exclude wasuro/ cache directory
- Remove diskcmd, diskutil, notepad, partcmd, volcmd init calls and
uses from kernel.pas — these are programs, not kernel subsystems.
- Move their initialization into progmanager.init() alongside the
other baked-in programs (md5sum, base64_prog, dhclient, etc.).
- Remove diskcmd, diskutil, notepad from kernel's uses clause.
- Add a splash.update() call for the auto-mount volumes step.
- Suppress FPC warnings in compile_sources.sh (-v0e instead of -v0ew).
- New splash unit (src/prog/splash.pas) displays a centered logo,
progress bar and status label during kernel boot. Manually drives
LVGL rendering + video.Flush since gfxd isn't running yet.
- Embed img/asuro.tga into the kernel via NASM incbin stub
(src/stub/splash_tga.asm), assembled in compile_stub.sh.
- Build an lv_image_dsc_t at runtime from the decoded TGA pixel data
and display it at 50% scale using lv_image_set_scale(128).
- Move LVGL init earlier in kernel.pas (right after video enable) so
the splash screen is available before VFS/drivers/network init.
- Sprinkle splash.update() calls throughout kmain to show boot
progress (VFS → drivers → buses → network → tests → desktop).
- Fix targa.pas parser: rename Magic→IDLength, remove erroneous Data
pointer field, compute pixel offset correctly (buffer+18+IDLength),
advance source pointer per pixel, handle bottom-to-top origin flip.
- Unit tests moved before desktop.init; splash.teardown called at 100%
just before handing off to the desktop environment.
- desktop: Resolution/Graphics fields now read from video frontbuffer
and gpu.activeDriverName instead of static multiboot/hardcoded values
- gpu: markAvailable sets ActiveName when no driver is active yet, so
the initial VBE boot driver is reported before any setMode call
- kernel: whitespace cleanup
- diskutil: add proc_pid global, diskutil_entry idle proc, create process
on launch with setWindowOwner, kill on close, zero proc_pid in init
- notepad: add pid field to TNotepadState, notepad_entry idle proc, create
process on launch with setWindowOwner, kill pid in doCloseWindow
- both apps now appear in PS and are manageable via KILL/TERMINATE
- Decode multiboot boot_device byte in storagemanager to identify boot device
- Add isBootDevice to TStorage_Device; propagate isBootDrive to volumes
- Create /boot VFS directory at init; mount boot volume there in auto_mount_volumes
- Fix getDirEntries skipping \-marked (deleted) FAT32 entries to prevent
triple fault when navigating into a deleted directory via file picker
PS/2 Mouse:
- Fix ISR spin-blocking by reading port $60 directly with inb() instead
of calling mouse_read(), which uses mouse_wait_long (100k iterations)
and would stall the interrupt handler waiting for the next packet byte.
Timer (PIT):
- Increase PIT frequency from ~1024 Hz to ~8 kHz (divisor 1193 -> 149)
for more granular timer ticks.
Graphics Refresh:
- Replace timer-hook-driven rendering (driver/timers/graphicsrefresh)
with a dedicated 'gfxd' process that runs a continuous render loop,
keeping the vCPU active to avoid NEM/Hyper-V pause-loop descheduling.
- Move uidebug from driver/video/ to prog/.
- Update FPS calculation to account for 8 kHz tick rate.
USB Hotplug:
- Replace timer-hook-driven polling (driver/timers/usbhotplug) with a
dedicated 'usbd' daemon process that sleeps 1s between poll cycles.
- Add bounds check in usbcore.usb_check_hotplug for empty HC list.
Cleanup:
- Remove old scheduler unit (superseded by processmanager/contextswitcher).
- Remove tss unit and tss.init() call from kernel.
- Remove unused syslog import from contextswitcher.
- Reduce BASE_QUANTUM from 8 to 5.
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