Hello Sean,
> ...
> Under ftape in the kernel configuration, I have to enter the I/O
> address, IRQ and DMA for my FDC. What is the best method for finding
> each of these addresses?
> ...
cat /proc/ioports
If you need interupts and dma too, then touch (acess) your floppy
and look at /proc/dma and /proc/interrupts. My way:
mdir a:; cat /proc/dma /proc/interrupts
Martin
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