PCIe - No parport registered at "0x " . This is not Always an error.Continuing.

unknown wrote:

First thing you need to do is get the pci_id.

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modinfo parport_pc That will show you a list of PCI IDs and module parameters. Then you can use modprobe to load partport_pc using the parameter that's required to set the address of the card. Now whether the kernel module loads automatically for that card will depend on whether the PCI ID is a match with the driver. If you can give me your kernel version and PCI ID of the card I can check the kernel sources and see if I can find a match. If not for the kernel you're running but one that might. In all honesty for the headaches that a parallel port can cause a mesa 7i92 plugged into your existing breakout boards is a better solution. Latency isn't a problem, migration to a another PC is easier. But I get that parallel port cards can be cheaper.

unknown wrote:

Just as I thought it's a kernel version thing.
PCI ID 1fd4-1999 is only supported from 5.4 up