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Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 10:18:14 -0300 (EST)
From: Luiz de Barros <luiz@nlink.com.br>
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Subject: talk to I/O Devices.
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Dear FreeBSD Experts,

I would like to know how i can talk to an input/output device attached to 
some I/O ports in C. I want something equivalent to outportb and inportb 
from DOS. The board we want to develop is a remote power controller to 
reset our computers in case of a crash. The board will be controlled by 
I/O ports.

Thanks in Advance,

Luiz
Nlink ISP.