I have a small prototype board that reads I/O port 0x360 on a PC
clone.  I'd like to be able to control this with a simple user process
---the clone has NetBSD-1.0 on it.  What is the simplest way to write
data to an I/O port like that without having to resort to a kernel
hack?

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--Kevin.

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