Hi,
Maybe you did this already, but are you using the modutils package
or the modules package?
The modules-2.0.0 utility package has some serious flaws and it
won't work with ftape-internal. Get the newer modutils-2.1.85 that
is used with kernel 2.1.x. You can get it at:
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.1/
The docs with the package says it won't compile without a
kernel 2.1.x header files, but it worked with no problems with my
2.0.35 kernel header files.
Carl
On 04-Feb-99 Dennis Putnam wrote:
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>>ok -now it's clear: no parport module necessary.
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>>BUT: Conner CTT800e: Well, it may be quic-3020, but the problem is
> the
>>protocol used in using the parport. Some parport drives work with
> ftape,
>>others not - independently from the quic standard they use.
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>>For I know absolutely nothing about CTT800e, I would try different
>>configurations - the first one:
>>
>>> >
>> modprobe ftape ft_fdc_driver=bpck-fdc,none,none,none
> ft_tracings=4,4,4,4,4
>>> > modprobe zftape
>>> > modprobe bpck-fdc ft_fdc_parport=0
>>
>
> Maybe we are getting to the crux of the problem. When I try the first
> command I get an error from ftape.o which says that the symbol
> ft_fdc_driver was not found.
>
>> SNIP
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Date: 04-Feb-99
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