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Probably what's happening is that you don't have the lp module loaded (you
didn't compile it into the kernel directly). To check, do a:
lsmod
and look for: lp
if not, as root, do a "insmod lp"
Not sure what the correct entry in /etc/conf.modules should look like,
because I always compile lp static into the kernel to avoid this problem!
BTW, please don't write your subject line in all caps- there's no need to
shout- many people will delete it without even reading it because it's
annoying.
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On 3 Jun 1998, BURNS,JEREMY wrote:
> After I upgraded my kernel to a version with
> Olicom token ring support compiled in, my NIC
> card works great, except now I can't print to
> the attached HP Laserjet 4000...it gives me:
>
> lpr: lp: unknown printer
>
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