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• May 13, 2012
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  Accessing an SD card through a parallel port, just because

  Posted: May 13th, 2012, 1:00pm PDT by Brian Benchoff

  Tags:  card linux port vinod linux-kernel hardware-portion parallel-ports hacks  

  [Vinod] sent in a very cool build he says is somewhat of a ‘mad project’: he mounted an MMC and SD card under Linux using the parallel port on his computer. Even though parallel ports are getting rarer these days, we absolutely love [Vinod]‘s dedication and willingness to dig around the Linux kernel. The hardware portion of the [...]