Hi Linuxers,

Here is the rdshasta/wrshasta package:

It allows owners of LSI/Headlands Shasta chipset HTK340 to
read and write to shasta specific registers. The chipset
is part of the PC main board and has two single chips:
the HT321 (isa bus controller) and the HT342 (memory
controller).

Since I got documentation on these chips, I wrote the
register description into a readable text file (shasta.cfg).
The program rdshasta expects this file in the current
directory, reads it and displays each setting in text form.
Please don't change this file!
For full explanation of register details the original
documentation is required. For technical inclined persons
this textual form may be enough...
Rdshasta is able to recognize output redirection. In this
case the simple screen paging is disabled.

To modify register settings I wrote wrshasta.
It tries to ensure the presence of shasta chipsets before
writing to them.

These programs existed some time before in Turbo pascal
under msloss.
I converted them rather quick and dirty to C. So looking
at the source may be detrimental to your health.

Both programs have to be suid root to get access to the
ports!!

