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I have an old (2.0.x) ide driver that used to hard code the 
hwif->io_ports up to the 0x100001f0-0x100001f7 range. This is now broken 
in the 2.4 kernel since ide_ioreg_t has changed from unsigned long to 
unsigned short.

What is the mechanism for reaching these ports now?


Thanks
Liam