The problem was observed with different kernel versions and
even a 2.4.19 kernel stripped so much down that it could
merely boot and panic because of missing root filesystem
drivers.
I found that if I from a userspace program using ioperm and
outb blocked interrupts the output would stop. I busylooped
for a few seconds using the TSC, and then reenabled interrupts
while interrupts was disabled there was no activity on the
parallel port.
Then I inserted port 0x80 writes in the loop, and at that
point there would be parallel port output during the entire
execution of the loop.
What would be the best solution to my problem?
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