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Subject: Re: Q: How to read hardware port ?
To: ts@polynet.lviv.ua (Slavik Terletsky)
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In reply to Slavik Terletsky who wrote:
> 
> Hi
> How can i read hardware port in Unix ?
> Something like this: inport(#), inportb(#);
> Thanx

Open /dev/io and use the inb/outb etc functions, you must be
root though for this to work (with good reason).


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