Re: USB sharing

On Wednesday, July 24, 2002, at 01:25 PM, Ryan Coleman wrote: > Um, why not share on the Tower? All right we've either got a major cross-communication here or we re talking about different threads ;-) That's what I was *trying* to do. Have:G4 Tower, OS 9.1 TiBook OSX 10.1.

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Um, why not share on the Tower? > > By PSX I will assume OSX. >yep >> I was saying it doesn't work in X, only under 9.x >> >> Control Panel there. > >Argggh misread the e-mail. > >Guess it's off to the store for a USB switch... -- Ryan Coleman Coleman Web / Internet Services http://coleman-w

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Ryan Coleman wrote: >>Bruce Johnson wrote: >> >> >>> Actually, they're right next to each other...That USB switch might do >>> the trick, if the USB sharing doesn't pan out. >>> >> >>Which it didn't, at least so I could see. >> >>Ryan, could you tell me again exactly how to find the shared USB pri

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>Bruce Johnson wrote: > >> Actually, they're right next to each other...That USB switch might do >> the trick, if the USB sharing doesn't pan out. >> > >Which it didn't, at least so I could see. > >Ryan, could you tell me again exactly how to find the shared USB printer > on the PSX system? It

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Bruce Johnson wrote: > Actually, they're right next to each other...That USB switch might do > the trick, if the USB sharing doesn't pan out. > Which it didn't, at least so I could see. Ryan, could you tell me again exactly how to find the shared USB printer on the PSX system? It didn't ap

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Ryan Coleman wrote: >>We have a shared multi-printer HP OfficeJet [it's the cousin nobody >>speaks about], which is shared between 3 machines using a USB switch > >>from Belkin. The only drawback - it's manual. You have to push a > >>button to switch machines. An inellegant solution but it works

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>We have a shared multi-printer HP OfficeJet [it's the cousin nobody >speaks about], which is shared between 3 machines using a USB switch >from Belkin. The only drawback - it's manual. You have to push a >button to switch machines. An inellegant solution but it works. but I think these computers

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We have a shared multi-printer HP OfficeJet [it's the cousin nobody speaks about], which is shared between 3 machines using a USB switch from Belkin. The only drawback - it's manual. You have to push a button to switch machines. An inellegant solution but it works. -- G-Books is sponsored by

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>On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 10:09 PM, (G-Books) wrote: > >> Sorry to make you do it, but TBMK OS X doesn't support the printer >> sharing like *nix does (yet) maybe with Jaguar it will. > > >I kind of doubt that, although I would *love* to be wrong. I think his >Jobsness would have mentioned

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On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 10:09 PM, (G-Books) wrote: > Sorry to make you do it, but TBMK OS X doesn't support the printer > sharing like *nix does (yet) maybe with Jaguar it will. I kind of doubt that, although I would *love* to be wrong. I think his Jobsness would have mentioned it, as

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yeah, that's what i meant, $100 per cardnot enough words, sorry:-) On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:26 , Ryan Coleman wrote: > No, that's for the two. They are $100/card right now new, aren't they? > >> per card i presumehelpful, thanks >> >> vlad >> >> On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:1

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>Ryan Coleman wrote: >>>what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they >>>pay per ethernet port? any solutions there? >> >> >> I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total >> of below $100 on ebay... that's the route I would go. > >And you can g

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There are two options for USB sharing of an Epson printer. There's the poor utility that Epson has, and there's Apple's USB Printer Sharing. Apple's was the lesser of two evils for me, but it worked so poorly that I ended up springing for an Epson C80N so I could hang it on the network as a stan

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Ryan Coleman wrote: >>what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they >>pay per ethernet port? any solutions there? > > > I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total > of below $100 on ebay... that's the route I would go. And you can get in co

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>Ryan Coleman wrote: >>>how will you do it then? >> >> >> My guess: Airport. > >Well, since they're on a tcp/ip network, according to Ryan, I should be >able to connect via Appletalk to the OS9 machine and see the printer, >that's what I thought you said... Yes, that is what I said -- Ryan Cole

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No, that's for the two. They are $100/card right now new, aren't they? >per card i presumehelpful, thanks > >vlad > >On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:16 , Ryan Coleman wrote: > >>> what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they >>> pay per ethernet port? any soluti

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Ryan Coleman wrote: >>how will you do it then? > > > My guess: Airport. Well, since they're on a tcp/ip network, according to Ryan, I should be able to connect via Appletalk to the OS9 machine and see the printer, that's what I thought you said... -- Bruce Johnson University of Arizona Coll

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per card i presumehelpful, thanks vlad On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:16 , Ryan Coleman wrote: >> what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they >> pay per ethernet port? any solutions there? > > I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a tot

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>what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they >pay per ethernet port? any solutions there? I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total of below $100 on ebay... that's the route I would go. -- Ryan Coleman Coleman Web / Internet Services http

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what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they pay per ethernet port? any solutions there? On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:06 , Ryan Coleman wrote: >> how will you do it then? > > My guess: Airport. > -- -- G-Books is sponsored by and... S

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>how will you do it then? My guess: Airport. -- Ryan Coleman Coleman Web / Internet Services http://coleman-web.net/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] (612) 378-7901 Get your email address through lemlists.com for only $5/year. http://lemlists.com/email/ -- G-Books is sponsored by an

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how will you do it then? vlad On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:00 , Bruce Johnson wrote: > Ryan Coleman wrote: >>> can TiBook and G4 be connected only by a . how do you call that >>> cable that doesn't need a hub.cable for this to work? >> >> >> Crossover cable... technically yes. if th

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oh, okthanks On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 07:43 , Ryan Coleman wrote: >> can TiBook and G4 be connected only by a . how do you call that >> cable that doesn't need a hub.cable for this to work? > > Crossover cable... technically yes. if the TCP/IP is set up correctly. > -- --

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Ryan Coleman wrote: >>can TiBook and G4 be connected only by a . how do you call that >>cable that doesn't need a hub.cable for this to work? > > > Crossover cable... technically yes. if the TCP/IP is set up correctly. Unfortunately, they already need their ethernet ports to connect to

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On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 01:31:43PM -0500, Ryan Coleman wrote: : > : >I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, G&W G4 running 9.1) and one : >Epson USB printer. : : Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and : CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook. : USB Printer Sh

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>can TiBook and G4 be connected only by a . how do you call that >cable that doesn't need a hub.cable for this to work? Crossover cable... technically yes. if the TCP/IP is set up correctly. -- Ryan Coleman Coleman Web / Internet Services http://coleman-web.net/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] (612) 3

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can TiBook and G4 be connected only by a . how do you call that cable that doesn't need a hub.cable for this to work? vlad On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 07:31 , Ryan Coleman wrote: >> Gotta wild idea here... >> >> I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, G&W G4 running 9.1) and one >>

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>Ryan Coleman wrote: >>>Gotta wild idea here... >>> >>>I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, G&W G4 running 9.1) and one >>>Epson USB printer. >> >> >> Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and >> CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook. >> USB Printer Sharing

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Ryan Coleman wrote: >>Gotta wild idea here... >> >>I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, G&W G4 running 9.1) and one >>Epson USB printer. > > > Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and > CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook. > USB Printer Sharing is not sup

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>Gotta wild idea here... > >I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, G&W G4 running 9.1) and one >Epson USB printer. Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook. USB Printer Sharing is not supported (last I checked) under X. --