* You can configure it by hand using lpadmin(1m) and use the -n
option to specify the path to the PPD file.
# lpadmin -p queue -m uri -n ppd-file -v socket://printer:9100 ...
* You can configure it using the printmgr(1m), use the wrong PPD
file, and add the correct PPD file using
# lpadmin -p queue -n ppd-file
* You can add the PPD file to the ppdcache using the ppdmgr(1m) and
then add it using the printmgr(1m) and select the correct PPD file.
# ppgmgr -a ppd-file
# printmgr
All of this assumes that the PPD file refers to a driver that ships in
Solaris (GhostScript ESPgs 8.15.1, HPIJS v1.6, gimp-print 4.2.6). We
expect to be updating these components and adding more in the relatively
near term. At any rate, the closest entry that I could find for it in
the foomatic db on linuxprinting.org
(http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Xerox-Document_Centre_400)
shows ppd files for 5 different drivers that you can try.
-Norm
nixon nie wrote:
> I installed solaris express (b81) on my laptop(Samsung P30). But i got
> problem when i add printer using printer manager tool. The printer is
> FujiXerox DocCenter 450, a network printer. I can not find the appropriate
> driver for it in printer list. I got the PPD file of this printer, but don't
> know how to setup with it.
> Anyone can help on this. Thanks!
>
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