Have you tried;
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/hardware/hcups0.html
Cups continues to be a love/hate relationship with Mandrake users
It works for me most every time since its implementation...
However some have had better luck with.
TurboPrint for Linux
http://www.turboprint.de
The free vers
Tell us:
ls -l /dev/lp* (and symlinks)
ls -l /usr/bin/lp* (and symlinks)
ls -l /etc/printcap
cat /etc/printcap
cat /var/log/lpr/errors, info, warnings
ls > /dev/lp0 (work?)
try lpr -P(printer) (work?)
ps -ax | grep lpd
lpc status
Did you run lilo after adding devfs=nomount to lilo.conf?
¿exist th
Oscar,
Many thanks for the time you are taking on this.
Yes, the owner of /usr/bin/lpq, lpr and lprm is lp:lp. Same with /dev/lp0. No. I
cannot print as root.
Rob
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On 22 Dec 2001 19:55:48 +0100
Oscar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
|Mmm...
|The owner of /usr/bin/lpq
Mmm...
The owner of /usr/bin/lpq, lpr and lprm (or symlinked programs) must be
lp:lp
The owner of /dev/lp0 must be lp:lp, too.
Is it correct?
And, can you print as root?
Saludos,
óscar.
El sáb, 22-12-2001 a las 19:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
> The error message I get when selecting LPRng in p
The error message I get when selecting LPRng in printerdrake as root is (appears in
the console): "cannot start lp device 'dev/lp0 - Permission denied"
The security level on my system is low.
Yes, I downloaded the ISOs for the three CDs. Everything else installed correctly and
works fine.
Ro
Hi,
Try it (only a suggestion):
As root, run printerdrake.
Delete your printer if it's present.
Reboot.
As root, run printerdrake.
Change printerdrake to expert mode.
Change the print system to LPRng.
Add your printer.
Print the test page. If no page is printed, tell us the exact error
message.
By
Yes, Ed. I understand this is not Mandrake Support.
append=" devfs=nomount wrote:
|so, Rob, just to be sure you understand, this is NO
so, Rob, just to be sure you understand, this is NOT mandrake - support. this
is a group of folks that are working on getting there own linux boxes the way
they want, and since that has required a learning process, some have decided
to hang around and offer up what little gems they "think" they
Greetings once again,
Well, suffice it to say, no one has chimed in with any suggestions yet. I have
another clue which my eyes noticed during the boot process last night, for what it's
worth. Don't know if this means anything since I had problems configuring printing
during the reinstall/up
