In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:

>I've got the parport_pc and parport modules loaded, but I don't have
>a /dev/parport0 device.

IMHO, you need that one (though I never used a bit-bang programmer
under Linux myself).

/dev/parport0 has major # 99 on the Linux systems I've got access to.
If your /dev/parport* nodes are missing, you probably need to create
them (unlike on FreeBSD, where they automatically appear one the
respective driver has been configured).

I can confirm that "modprobe ppdev" (as Artur suggested) makes a
device with major # 99 appear in /proc/devices.
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