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Re: printers

Okay, Perhaps I need to reword this.  I am getting the instruction on bootup that my parports are identified as 0 and 1, but that I need to 'use procfs to enable interrupt-driven operation.'  I don't know what this means and really would appreciate someone directing me to some instructions on this matter.  Does it mean that I have to compile the kernel with this procfs.h included?  
Thanks,
Michael


On Wed, Sep 19, 2001 at 07:23:14AM -0400, Michael Ward Cole wrote:
> I have two parallel ports and have parport and parport-pc modules installed into linux 2.2.19pre17.  I get messages on boot up that the two ports are identified but it gives me an instruction to use procfs to enable interrupt-driven operation.  The only file procfs on my system is a header file.  What does this message mean and what am I suppose to do about it?  
> Thanks,
> Michael
> 
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