Hello Peter,
why is the linux pp driver important with the pci parallel port card ? I
mean I have disabled the parport_pc, parport, ppdev and lp modules in
/etc/modprobe.d/emc2, so these pci parallel ports do not get claimed by
the linux pp driver at all. Or am I missing something ?
I'll try to get a SUN1888 and an Oxford PIC952 based card tomorrow
morning, then I can test, the cable length of <2 feet is not a problem
for me at all. Problem is that all "normal" shops around have these darn
moschip based cards.
Cheers
Max
>
> I suspect the reason that the linux PP driver has troubles is related to this.
>
> That is, on many chips, theres no good register level setup information for
> selecting different modes.
>
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