* Installation:

  1- Uncompress the file

	$ tar -zxvf pcl182pg.tar.gz

  2- cd into pcl812pg directory and type
	
	$ make
	
  	to get pcl.o (the loadable module).
	Now, as root, make the entries in /dev with:

	# make devices

* Loading the module

	To load the driver, just 

 	#insmod ./pcl.o
	PCL-81PG found at 0x220, IRQ3 DMA1 using major 42

   Important notes (read this!):

	- The driver uses major 42, wich is reserved for design purposes.
	  This *might* change (or not :))

	- I dont recomend using kerneld with this module unless you're
strictly using Polling mode. (Imagine you're using kerneld with interrupts,
and program timers to generate interrupt every 30 minutes: when the
interrupt comes, there would be no driver to handle the interrupt!).

	- If you are unsing internal trigger (internal/external is handled
via switches), the driver should detect the address, irq and dma correctly.
If you're using external trigger, it wont -because it can't-. In these
cases, you can force the driver to use an IRQ or DMA with:

	insmod ./pcl.o IRQ=x DMA=y

 	Where x is the irq number and y the dma channel. Just specifying the
IRQ should be ok, but there you have the DMA parameter if you run into
trouble. Good Luck.

