> > It happens in userspace, too, if the program accessing /dev/parport0 has
> > to autoload the module.
>
> What exactly is getting autoloaded -- the whole parport stack?
Yes.
> Can you
> see how long after parport_pc loads you have to wait before things are
> okay again? Put a post-install parport_pc rule in modules.conf to sleep
> for varying numbers of seconds.
0.070001 seconds.
post-install parport /sbin/modprobe -k parport_pc && usleep 70000
doesn't work, but
post-install parport /sbin/modprobe -k parport_pc && usleep 70001
does.
LLaP
bero
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