On a machine I setup as a Linux/samba server, the following message
pops up when printing to the computer connected to it from one of the
Windows clients:
parport0: detected irq 7; use proc fs ...
The printing works fine, but it would be nice to get rid of the
message.
One time when I looked in /proc/parport/0/irq or something like that
existed and it contained "none" (w/o quotes). I tried echoing 7 into
it and it stayed there, but I don't think the message stopped.
Next time I checked (after a reboot) the file didn't exist.
On another Linux box /proc/parport/0/ exists and also contains none
and I've never seen the message (although it's a different printer and
I'm usually logged into X).
I didn't see anything in "man proc" about parport.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Dave
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