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From: Jonathan Lassoff <jlassoff@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: gMFSK and my wonky PTT driver
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 23:56:37 -0700
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On 19/07/05, Luc Langehegermann <luc2@lx2gt.lu> wrote:
> Hello Jonathan,
> That depends on your system. On mine, loading modules does create devices.
> the proper module you need to load is probably ppdev.
>
> Luc

Thanks Luc. That definetly got /dev/parport0 to show up. But, when I
started gMFSK, I found that I had to be root for permissions. So, I
started as root and then when I tested the PTT, I get a popup that
says: "set_ptt: ioctl: Invalid argument" So, I then took a look in the
kernel messages and got: "ppdev0: claim the port first" Does anyone
have an idea as to what is going on?

Jonathan Lassoff (KG6THI)