>insmod parport_probe
>insmod lp
First of all, in general you should run modprobe in preference to
insmod, because modprobe will load dependencies as well.
>How do I run these automagically at boot up on redhat 6.2???
On my 6.1 system's /etc/conf.modules:
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
options parport_pc io=0x378,0x278 irq=7,auto # this is optional
and when lp is used by lpd, it automatically causes parport to be loaded
which automatically causes parport_pc to be loaded. You may not need to
explicitly load parport_probe, on my system it was automatically loaded
along with parport_pc when I used parport. If not just add modprobe
parport_probe to the appropriate init file, probably rc.local.
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