For me (and I guess for many others), the main problem
with Gentoo is hardware setup. Not that I'm complaining -
I knew that when I chose Gentoo for my new computer, and
I learned a lot so far.
Printer setup however, was a breeze. It just went according
to the manual; configuring the paralell port,
On 2005-04-05 08:32:11 +0200 (Tue, Apr), Michael Ulm wrote:
> Now, I grant that the printer (a Lexmark Z42) is a POS and
> in addition, I'm saving a fortune on ink. On the other hand,
> my wife is starting to make sarcastic comments and reminds
> me daily that she _could_ print under windows.
Say
Mariusz PÄkala wrote:
On 2005-04-05 08:32:11 +0200 (Tue, Apr), Michael Ulm wrote:
My system has an MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum, with an AMD64
processor, running Gentoo amd64. CUPS gave no suspicious
output (even after setting output to debug2).
/var/log/messages told me that /dev/lp0 was successfully
cr
I know in the CUPS guide it suggests to push data right to /dev/lp0 (
echo "bla bla bla" > /dev/lp0), did u try this? I know my printer at
one point would print what I echoed to it, but not through cups.
However don't ask me how I fixed it, I don't remember, and I'm not
sure if I ever did. CUPS
Lucien Dunning wrote:
I know in the CUPS guide it suggests to push data right to /dev/lp0 (
echo "bla bla bla" > /dev/lp0), did u try this? I know my printer at
one point would print what I echoed to it, but not through cups.
However don't ask me how I fixed it, I don't remember, and I'm not
sure
Think this is ur problem.
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-301503.html
On Apr 6, 2005 2:06 AM, Michael Ulm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lucien Dunning wrote:
> > I know in the CUPS guide it suggests to push data right to /dev/lp0 (
> > echo "bla bla bla" > /dev/lp0), did u try this? I know
