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Trick linux into creating a
parallel port with the right base address. To do this, unload the
parport_pc module
rmmod partport_pc
Then do a force load with the new io address, in my case 0x170
modprobe parport_pc io=0x170 irq=none,none,none
Yes, the kernel should tell you your crazy and this probably wont work. |

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