In message <F591D879-6D04-4363-BA2D-B46D5CF87B67@invisible.ca>, "Jared D. McNei
ll" writes:
>I've recently added support for gpio on the Soekris net4801 based on  
>the code from OpenBSD. If you want to play with the error LED on your  
>system, do the following:
>
>     1. Update -current sources
>     2. Add the following to your kernel config:
>nsclpcsio* at isa?
>gscpcib* at pci? dev ? function ?
>gpio* at nsclpcsio?
>gpio* at gscpcib?
>     3. Build a new kernel and userland (to get /usr/include/sys/ 
>gpio.h and /usr/sbin/gpioctl).
>     4. With a new MAKEDEV in /dev, 'sh MAKEDEV gpio'
>
>Then, if you want to control the error LED, first configure the pin:
>     # gpioctl -c 20 on pp
>
>Now you can control the error LED.
>
>To turn it on:
>     # gpioctl 20 1
>To turn it off:
>     # gpioctl 20 0
>To toggle the LED (eg if it's on, turn it off; if it's off, turn it on):
>     # gpioctl 20 2
>

Cool. 

I just ordered a Soekris, because I want a NAT box I can log into and 
monitor.  Is there a mailing list for NetBSD on Soekris boxes?  Should 
there be?  (If folks are interested, I can host one.)

		--Steven M. Bellovin, http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb