> + *
> + * Changed the slow-down I/O port from 0x80 to 0x19. 0x19 is a
> + * DMA controller scratch register. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> */
>
What about making that a config option?
default: delay with 'outb 0x80', other options could be
udelay(n); (n=1,2,3)
outb 0x19
0x80 is a safe port, and IMHO changing the port on all i386 systems
because it's needed for some embedded system debuggers is too dangerous.
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Manfred
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