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From: Alfred Perlstein <perlsta@cs.sunyit.edu>
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Subject: quickcam?
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i'm a little fuzzy on how to configure my kernel to use a quickcam, i know
it's very straight forward in the LINT file, however i would like to be
able to configure my kernel to use ANY LPT port instead of hardwiring it
to LPT1 LPT0 or whatever.

do i need to include multiple qcam drivers, each set to a different LPT?
or can someone show me what line i would have to put in my kernel config
file to allow the visual kernel boot editor to select which LPT port to
attach to?

thank you, 


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