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DELAY_IOCALLS is configured. DELAY_IOCALLS is never selected automatically
but has to be configured by the user anyway. Did not use writes to 0x80 as
readings make me think this tries to delay by 1ms where we want 1us.
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UNDERSTANDING LCDPROC DRIVERS

LCDproc drivers are compiled as modules that will be loaded by the
LCDd daemon's core on request.

To understand how to write a driver see docs/API-0.5.txt or the
section about the driver API in the Developer's Guide.