>Not directly, but on the other hand it shouldn't be to hard to write
>a driver for it if you're the least into C programming.  I bet it's
>16550 ICs which are well-known (easy to get docs for).  It shouldn't
>be to hard to find the chips base address and IRQ from the ADOS
>driver.  The parallel port however, I'm more doubtful about.  Perhaps
>they've used  a PC -compatible chip, the it should be easy to write
>a driver for that port as well.

I'm not really worried about the parallel port, I just want the two serial
ports.  I don't have any experience with writing drivers but I do have some
C experience.  I think I might order one and see what I can do... they are
pretty cheap...


                -Jeremy

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