The Lucky Star LS-486E and Rise R418 are now marked as having the PS/2 keyboard controller IRQ latch (new machine bus flag!) without actually having the PS/2 ports.
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@@ -30,14 +30,16 @@
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#define MACHINE_BUS_CARTRIDGE 0x00000004 /* sys has two cartridge bays */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_ISA16 0x00000008 /* sys has ISA16 bus - PC/AT architecture */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_CBUS 0x00000010 /* sys has C-BUS bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PS2 0x00000020 /* system has PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_EISA 0x00000040 /* sys has EISA bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_VLB 0x00000080 /* sys has VL bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_MCA 0x00000100 /* sys has MCA bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PCI 0x00000200 /* sys has PCI bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PCMCIA 0x00000400 /* sys has PCMCIA bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_AGP 0x00000800 /* sys has AGP bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_AC97 0x00001000 /* sys has AC97 bus (ACR/AMR/CNR slot) */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PS2_LATCH 0x00000020 /* system has PS/2 keyboard controller IRQ latch */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PS2_PORTS 0x00000040 /* system has PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PS2 (MACHIN_BUS_PS2_LATCH | MACHINE_BUS_PS2_PORTS)
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#define MACHINE_BUS_EISA 0x00000080 /* sys has EISA bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_VLB 0x00000100 /* sys has VL bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_MCA 0x00000200 /* sys has MCA bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PCI 0x00000400 /* sys has PCI bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_PCMCIA 0x00000800 /* sys has PCMCIA bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_AGP 0x00001000 /* sys has AGP bus */
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#define MACHINE_BUS_AC97 0x00002000 /* sys has AC97 bus (ACR/AMR/CNR slot) */
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/* Aliases. */
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#define MACHINE_CASSETTE (MACHINE_BUS_CASSETTE) /* sys has cassette port */
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#define MACHINE_CARTRIDGE (MACHINE_BUS_CARTRIDGE) /* sys has two cartridge bays */
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@@ -6799,7 +6799,7 @@ const machine_t machines[] = {
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.min_multi = 0,
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.max_multi = 0
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},
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.bus_flags = MACHINE_PCI,
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.bus_flags = MACHINE_BUS_PS2_LATCH | MACHINE_PCI,
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.flags = MACHINE_IDE_DUAL | MACHINE_APM,
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.ram = {
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.min = 1024,
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@@ -6877,7 +6877,7 @@ const machine_t machines[] = {
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.min_multi = 0,
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.max_multi = 0
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},
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.bus_flags = MACHINE_PCI,
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.bus_flags = MACHINE_BUS_PS2_LATCH | MACHINE_PCI,
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.flags = MACHINE_IDE_DUAL | MACHINE_APM,
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.ram = {
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.min = 1024,
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@@ -584,7 +584,7 @@ pic_reset_hard(void)
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/* The situation is as follows: There is a giant mess when it comes to these latches on real hardware,
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to the point that there's even boards with board-level latched that get used in place of the latches
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on the chipset, therefore, I'm just doing this here for the sake of simplicity. */
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if (machine_has_bus(machine, MACHINE_BUS_PS2)) {
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if (machine_has_bus(machine, MACHINE_BUS_PS2_LATCH)) {
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pic_kbd_latch(0x01);
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pic_mouse_latch(0x01);
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} else {
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