: Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1999 15:04:35 -0500
: From: Jeff Smelser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:
: Anyone know what all this means??
:
: I tied the test command and starting getting this:
:
:
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: trakker.c: trakker_register @ 0xc28aadc0
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [045] fdc-io.c
: (fdc_register_R3215c98a) - Probing for trakker tape drive slot 1.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [046] 1 fdc-parport.h (ft_parport_probe)
: - dev: c1c6e1b0.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [047] 1 fdc-parport.h (ft_parport_probe)
: - irq: -1.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [048] 1 fdc-parport.h (ft_parport_probe)
: - port: 378.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [049] 1 fdc-parport.h (ft_parport_probe)
: - can't find parport interface for ftape id 1.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [050] 1 trakker.c (trakker_detect) -
: can't find trakker interface for ftape id 1.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [051] 1 trakker.c (trakker_detect) -
: ft_parport_probe(fdc, &trakker->parinfo) failed: -6.
: Jul 15 15:02:11 kristy kernel: [052] fdc-io.c
If you don't have a trakker you can ignore this. You can should only
specify the drivers you need with the fdc_drivers option of ftape.o
(and make sure that you have a recent modutils >= 2.1.85)
If you have a trakker, look in
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/parport.txt how to set the IRQ. The
trakker doesn't work without interrupts.
Jochen
