First things first - are you sure that Linux is seeing your
printer port? I don't know about a stock Redhat install, but you
should a) watch your boot sequence to verify that the printer port(s)
is detected and b) make certain that your kernel/module are
compiled to do something with it (them).
It sounds like linux isn't sending anything to the port itself - therefore,
it's not getting to the printer (I *assume* that you can readily verify
that the printer/computer combination works in Windows or something, eh?).
mas
At 02:50 PM 3/24/00 -0500, Hong F. Du wrote:
>Hi, everyone:
>
>I just newly installed the Redhat 6.1, but my Panasonic KX_P4430 laser
>printer( can be emulated by HP laserjet II) does not response any print
>command. I checked Redhat's web and follow the instructions there to
>tried to fix it, but the problem never goes away.
>
>I need your help on this matter. Thank you in advance.
>
>feng
>
>
>
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