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Damn, didn't you know. Accessing I/O space is forbidden. You're not 
allowed to go outside CPU space. The I/O world is very dangerous, 
viruses are every where ;)

Nino.

PS: Sorry, couldn't resist.

William Chops Westfield wrote:

> 
> Heh.  I recently discovered that accessing the IO space from one of 
> those nifty new 3+ GHz Intel processors is ENORMOUSLY expensive.  Close 
> to a microsecond (3000 instructions worth!), with possible additional 
> overhead, since it can't be executed out of order and does weird things 
> to the pipeline in attempts to keep the stuff internal and external 
> properly synchronized...  You can sort of see that it HAS to be that
> way, but sheesh - the 8086 could access io ports in about a microsecond, 
> too, and something like a scenix...
> 
> BillW

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