To have a working keyboard with en-us keys layout and LAN (Intel's NIC card) you need to build image from the latest development version, it might be an EFI or
a legacy MBR image. The REPL is only interpreted, it does not have
runtime bindings (I mean you can't change the running system state
because REPL creates new library instances) and it does not compile at runtime.
To have a working keyboard with en-us keys layout and LAN (Intel's NIC card) you need to build image from the latest development version, it might be an EFI or a legacy MBR image. The REPL is only interpreted, it does not have runtime bindings (I mean you can't change the running system state because REPL creates new library instances) and it does not compile at runtime.
I know what I'll be playing with this week :)