It seems silly that a basic component like parallel port support should be
part of the kernel source, but I can't get the bloody thing to compile.
That should read "shouldn't" =)
No ideas yet?
*sigh*
I'm probably not gonna be a lot of help since I haven't done the
new kernel thing for a long time. However, as I recall, when you
type 'make config' it gives you three choices for every option.
y,n, or m. If you type 'n' then it doesn't make anything. You
have to type in 'm' to specify
If I'm missing something specific in xconfig, I hope someone can point it
out -- but I've been through it with a fine-toothed comb, I can't find
anything that says "parallel port support" directly.
Quoting myself... *sigh*
Would the fact that I have configured parallel drive (e.g., Zip)
Stephen Bosch wrote:
I'm probably not gonna be a lot of help since I haven't done the
new kernel thing for a long time. However, as I recall, when you
type 'make config' it gives you three choices for every option.
y,n, or m. If you type 'n' then it doesn't make anything. You
have