Daisy Chained Parallel Devices in Linux?
Are there any factors to think of when Daisy Chaining Parallel Devices in Linux?
I know I have to create an entry under /mnt. For example: I have three older hardward devices that I could daisy chain together to get to work. 1. Zip 250 External Drive 2. Old Artec Scanner 3. IBM Laser Printer thanks |
The Zip drive and the scanner both use a scsi emulation to operate.
scsi on the parallel port may/may not have been compiled into your kernel. Try modprobe sg and see if the module loads ok. |
Looks like the man page for SG shows a modules that allows to execute commands from a different group id, I don't think that is correct.
thanks for the help though |
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