- You need to write the driver in assembly language (not c++, python, etc)-
- Following the details of how IDE works as explained in the assignment text. You don't need to write a 100% accurate working assembly code, but need to show you
understood the main points of how to communicate with an I/O device using raw assembly code. You won't loose mark if, for example, you fail to make a loop or decision
correctly in assembly. But you loose point if you fail to write or mention the commands needed to operate the IDE device.