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From: munnari!otc.oz.au!cywong@uunet.uu.net (C.Y. Wong,,,)
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Subject: inb and outb of Sun386i?
Keywords: 386i
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Date: 27 Apr 89 04:31:32 GMT
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inb and outb are kernel support routines specific to Sun386i which read
from and write to a port address in I/O space.  Does anyone know if 'port
address' means the absolute/physical address, and if these routines can be
used to avoid writing a device driver. where do these kernel support
routines reside? - cc doesn't seem to know about them.

thanks in advance				C.Y. Wong
						Applications R&D
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						Sydney, Australia

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