On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 2:32 PM, Jonas Amoson wrote:
> I have not progressed any further in getting lp(1)
> to print to my networked printer. But by playing
> around, I found a work-around that solves my problem
> for the moment:
>
> cat myfile.ps | telnet tcp!192.168.1.101!9100
>
> /jonas
>
>
Fo
I have not progressed any further in getting lp(1)
to print to my networked printer. But by playing
around, I found a work-around that solves my problem
for the moment:
cat myfile.ps | telnet tcp!192.168.1.101!9100
/jonas
It's not documented in a manual page, I think you have to read
/sys/doc/lp.*, section 4.
> The only
> relevant documentation I've found on the subject
> is lp(1) and lp(8), and /sys/src/cmd/lp/.
See also /sys/doc/lp.ps
--lyndon
evant documentation I've found on the subject
is lp(1) and lp(8), and /sys/src/cmd/lp/.
/jonas
<-Ursprungligt Meddelande->
From: erik quanstrom [quans...@quanstro.net]
Sent: 27/8/2009 2:33:34 AM
To: 9fans@9fans.net
Subject: Re: [9fans] Getting printing to work over ethernet
On Wed Aug 26 20:30:05 EDT 2009, ge...@plan9.bell-labs.com wrote:
> The final `FIFO' in the scheduler column of /sys/lib/lp/devices
> has been optional for a while. Everybody uses FIFO now, so it's
> the default.
is there a man page for those of us who are not
quite following along with the forma
The final `FIFO' in the scheduler column of /sys/lib/lp/devices
has been optional for a while. Everybody uses FIFO now, so it's
the default.
> hplaser mydesk 192.168.1.101 192.168.1.101
>- post+600dpi generic generic generic generic tcppost
we use something like this
printer somewhere minooka.coraid.com tcp!printer!9100 81920 post2+1200dpi+duplex
generic generic generic generic tcppost FIFO
i think you may need a FIFO a
Hello!
I am trying to print from my Plan 9 computer
to my networked laser printer. It (a HP 2015n)
speaks Postscript and is connected to the same
router as my computer. The printer has got the
IP 192.168.1.101 from the router, as it uses NAT.
I have tried to add different entries to the file
/s
