On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Thomas Boore wrote:
> I am new to LPR, but I have been working with linux for years.
lpr is a common printing command in *nix.
LRP is an ancestor project of LEAF.
LEAF is the topic here.
> I have Charter pipeline, they assign Ip using the Hw address of the nic
> card, so there is no login for user name and password.
You need to use a dhcp client... Bering comes with the "pump" package.
> What is the best way to uses the LPR and which modulars? I am looking at
> the Bering.
>
> The Computer is P-233Mhz, 3c905, kne2000, 128 mb of ram.
3c905 has come in a few versions. Depending on the variant, 3c59x.o
(possibly with pci-scan.o) or 3c905.o may be required.
NE2000 comes in ISA and PCI versions, needing ne.o or ne2k-pci.o
respectively. Both of these need 8390.o before they will work.
I suggest you follow the Bering Installation guide, and peruse the User's
Guide for ideas.
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