Yes you need parport support enabled.  If you want to use the modules, then you
need to add the following:

parport.o
parport_pc.o (for i386's)

The ppa (or imm.o if you have a newer zip drive) has to be loaded before lp.o
(if you are using a printer also) or the zip drive may not be found.

I added a second parallel port to my system.  I then compiled the parport and
parport._pc into the kernel.  lp.o and imm.o are modules.  During boot, I just
load imm.o and then lp.o in that order and everything works fine.


Jason Brown



On Fri, 07 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> I've got a parallel port zip drive and am trying to get it working on my
> Linux box.  The kernel has internal support for scsi devices, however, when
> I load the 'ppa' module I get several unresolved symbols on the
> paraport_blahblah.  If I'm supposed to load a paraport module first then I
> don't have it on my system but I don't think that's the case..  Does anyone
> have some insight?
> 
> Don
> 
> 
> 
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