- Load the disk class for USB drives in 1st stage
- They don't show up on the partition page due to some usetup stuff that needs to be changed
svn path=/branches/usb-bringup-trunk/; revision=55076
- Add a class2 hack to recognize and assign drive letters to storage devices added while the system is running
svn path=/branches/usb-bringup-trunk/; revision=55056
- Add Microsoft Mice Device Description
- fixes hid device entries where instead of device description the device id is displayed
svn path=/branches/usb-bringup-trunk/; revision=55054
- Add usbd to bootcd because usbohci depends on it
- Make device interface creation failure a non-fatal error so the port drivers start successfully in 1st stage
svn path=/branches/usb-bringup-trunk/; revision=55034
- Create a branch to do a proper merge of USB work from a trunk base instead of from cmake-bringup
- In the future, DO NOT under any circumstances branch another branch. This leads to merge problems!
svn path=/branches/usb-bringup-trunk/; revision=55018
- Implement IrqlToSoftVector() macro and use it in HalRequestSoftwareInterrupt, so that on amd64 the correct interrupt is triggered.
- Really start at the lowest vector for the IRQL in HalpAllocateSystemInterrupt
- Small code refactoring
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55014
- Add support for user name settings.
- Obtain user name / domain hints from registry.
- Pass user/domain info to the server if available.
- Add Czech translation.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55008
- Use macros for calling IBanneredBar methods
- Remove some definitions from todo header because they are already in shlguid_undoc.h
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55004
- Fix some corner cases for settings parsing (empty values, values containing delimiters).
- If provided, take port number into account.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55003
* Fix some memory leaks.
* Add some comments.
* Fix broken PcNewResourceSublist which ignored the MaximumEntries parameter.
* Add more checks.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55002
- ReactOS now supports open and WEP encrypted networks (both ad-hoc and infrastructure) (WPA(2) will be supported later)
- Use the wlanconf tool to configure the WLAN adapter (after installing the XP driver for your WLAN adapter)
- "wlanconf -c <SSID>" connects to an infrastructure network. Adding the "-a" option connects to (or creates) an ad-hoc network. Adding "-w <WEP>" will enable WEP encryption using the supplied key.
- "wlanconf -s" will scan and display a list of the surrounding networks and various attributes like signal strength, SSID, BSSID, network mode, and supported rates
- "wlanconf" will display the current WLAN configuration details if the adapter is connected
- The DHCP service will detect network changes and refresh its state accordingly when associating with a new wireless network
svn path=/trunk/; revision=55000
