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Unfortunately you have chosen to install a Sunnix PCIe card which is known to be flaky under linux

There was a patch to get the parports recognised, but don't know which kernel versions that got applied to

www.spinics.net/lists/linux-serial/msg14301.html

I should buy a MosChip based card
such as
www.iocrest.com/en/product_details85.html

regards

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ArcEye wrote: Unfortunately you have chosen to install a Sunnix PCIe card which is known to be flaky under linux

How did you work out that it is a Sunix card? it would be very irritating if he bought another card and that was an incompatible one too.

eFalegname: Your latency looks excellent. I think it is probably worth trying again with another Parallel port card.
Apart from anything else apparently PCI / PCIe parallel ports are faster than motherboard ones, according to PCW.

This one claims to be Moschip:


The card you have did not specify that it was Linux compatible, but you may still be able to get your money back. Unfortunately there is no way to get the wasted time back.

Hi guys,
two days ago I bought this one on eBay:

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PCI-e one chip solution(OXFORD OXPCIe952)

Fully compliant with PCI Express Base Specification 1.1
* Single port IEEE 1284 Parallel ports with communication speeds up to 1.5 Mbps
* Supper IEEE 1284 Parallel ports standard
ECP（Enhance Capacity Port）/ EPP（Enhance Parallel Port）
SPP（Standard Parallel Port）
* Easy Plug and Play Installation
* This high performance SPP/EPP/ECP parallel card adds one DB25 parallel port,
perfect for connecting printers, scanners CD-R/RW drives, memory card readers,
printers, scanners, bar code readers and more
* Supports Windows® 2000, XP, Server 2003 ,Vista, Win7, Win8
System Requirements:
* Windows® 2000, XP, Server 2003 ,Vista, Win7, Win8 , linux
* PCI Express Card-enabled system with an available PCIe slot

We have customer has been test working in
- LabView
- Mach3 cnc
- an (older) pc oscilloscope (Velleman PSC32)
- SBIG ST237A CCD Camera Imager/Autoguider

eFalegname wrote: PCI-e one chip solution(OXFORD OXPCIe952)

That should work. I have found threads and emails with that chipset working in EPP mode for the Mesa 7i43, and if it will work in EPP mode then it will definitely work in basic mode.

andypugh wrote:

ArcEye wrote:
Unfortunately you have chosen to install a Sunnix PCIe card which is known to be flaky under linux

How did you work out that it is a Sunix card? it would be very irritating if he bought another card and that was an incompatible one too.

Device 1c00:3250 (Vendor:Model)

The PP Pci-e card with the OXFORD OXPCIe952 chip works very well with LinuxCNC.
My problem right now (a week trying to solve it) is to set the proper resolution of the monitor to the integrated graphics ATI HD 6310. A NIGHTMARE!!