[PATCH 0/2]: x86: Honor IO_DELAY IO port settings

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Greetings!

The kernel can be configured to use IO port 0xed instead of port 0x80
for IO delay writes and some boards also require this to function
properly. These two patches fix two places where port 0x80 is hardcoded.

* Patch 1: Use native_io_delay for the serial/8250 driver instead of
  always using 0x80.

* Patch 2: Honor CONFIG_IO_DELAY_0XED if set for real-mode boot code


The board we have works fine with using 0x80, but we're debugging a
BIOS issue and are logging writes to port 0x80 (BIOS post codes).
Avoiding the extra port 0x80 writes makes it easier to weed out the
important information.

// Simon
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