From: John S. <xf...@di...> - 2001-01-16 16:33:56
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David This is quite a service! I'm away from the office at the moment and I haven't managed to get the remote access bits of the new SuSE installation to accept IP addresses, so I can't dial back in yet. To much irrelevant information? Probably. I'll report back as soon as I get a chance to try it. Thanks John David Paschal wrote: > > John Simpson wrote: > > Only problem is, the printer has to be on when the Linux box is > > switched on otherwise the ieee12844pp module doesn't load. This is a > > major problem when inexperienced users have control of the system, > > which in my case is most of the time. Have I missed something? Are > > there some switches I can pass to the module to force it to load? > Hi, John. Please try the attached patch for ieee12844pp.c. It's a quick > and dirty hack to remove the annoying requirement that the peripheral be > connected and powered on when the module is loaded. I only made sure it > compiled and didn't actually test it, so I don't know if there will be any > problems. It should work, however, and I think the only problem would > arise if you happened to have multiple parallel ports, in which case > mlc:mlcpp0 might turn into mlc:mlcpp1. Let me know how it works out for > you. > > David be |