Hello Jason,
> Can you please help me out?
>
> I'm using ftape 4.02 on kernel 2.0.36. It worked fine before I upgraded
> from kernel 2.0.34. My drive is an Iomega Ditto 2GB (no Dash, just
> standard FDC), which operates on DMA 3, IRQ 7, addr. 0x370. I installed
> all the drivers and modules, but any attempt to access it brings the
> following command-line response:
I assume your ditto 2G is an external one connected to your
parallel port. Am I right?
>
> /dev/qft0: Device not configured
>
> >From /var/log/messages:
>
> ...
>
> >From my "insert" script:
> #!/bin/bash
> #
> # Example module insertion script for ftape-4.x
> ...
> #
> insmod ./ftape-internal.o ft_fdc_fc10=0 ft_fdc_mach2=0 ft_fdc_base=0x370
> ft_fdc_dma=3 ft_fdc_irq=7 ft_fdc_threshold=15 ft_fdc_rate_limit=4000
I think here is a misunderstanding. If your ditto 2GB is
connected to your parallel port you don't need to load and
configure ftape-internal. This is the driver for an
floppy-disc-controller like interface which you don't use.
So: don't load ftape-internal.o, bpck-fdc.o replaces this one.
> modprobe parport || true # pre-2.1 kernels don't have the parport module
> insmod ./trakker.o
> insmod ./bpck-fdc.o
This is ok.
> #
> # maybe your klogd doesn't understand `-i', refer to its man-page ...
> #
> /usr/sbin/klogd -i
> ...
Good luck.
Martin
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