First, you might find that you reach the right audience on the linux-parport
mailing list - go to http://www.torque.net/parport/ to get started.
Secondly, a bit more of a clue of what you are looking for or trying to
do might help people to give you a better answer: Your question covers
a lot of ground. If, for instance, you are looking for the data sheets
for the common "super I/O" chips used on intel-based motherboards, you
can get some of them from manufacturers' web sites. And then there's
the IEEE-1284 standard - which you'd have to buy from IEEE.
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