I had successfully set up an HP Laserjet 1000 some time ago. You need
to download the firmware and 'cat' it to the device whenever you plug
the printer in (or switch it on). The printer will not function
otherwise. Instead of manually uploading the firmware each time - you
can set up hotplug to
Sudev Barar wrote:
Ram,
There are few printers from HP that run under Linux but need
initialising when powered on. HP1005/1010 are two such printers. I
do not remember the URL for this information but linuxprinting.org
site gave me the work around and as long as the printer remains
Okay
So now I have conected a usb cable to the HP 1005 printer and ran the
following command
cat /usr/share/foo2zjs/firmware/sihp1005.dl /dev/usb/lp0
ad now it atleast acknowledges that it may work - it shows a paper out
blinker and stuff but I still cannot print.
I guess the next step is to
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I guess the next step is to select the correct USb port - so how do I
check that.
lsusb
ram
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*Are you suggesting that I do this*
cat /usr/share/foo2zjs/firmware/sihp1005.dl /dev/usb/lp0
Simply issue the command given above once you plug-in the printer, and
hotplug detects/initializes that a USB printer has been plugged-in.
After you uploaded the firmware the printer should make some
Saurabh Nanda wrote:
Simply issue the command given above once you plug-in the printer, and
hotplug detects/initializes that a USB printer has been plugged-in.
After you uploaded the firmware the printer should make some whirring
noises and some LEDs should blink. If that is happening you
hi,
i am running django on two boxen, one mandrake10 and the other freebsd.
Both run on apache2+mod_python. The media for the web app (css, images,
js) is served from a directory on /home. This directory is symlinked to
the main python site-packages directory. The freebsd install runs
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On 10/12/05, Saurabh Nanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*Are you suggesting that I do this*
cat /usr/share/foo2zjs/firmware/sihp1005.dl /dev/usb/lp0
Simply issue the command given above once you plug-in the printer, and
hotplug detects/initializes that a USB printer has been plugged-in.
After
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vivek == vivek khurana
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Could ask Nishikant to put up a poll at
linux-delhi.org, what
do you think?
vivek Just do it!
/me Jats Does It.
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are you going to forward this every
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okay babel babe here we go
but I would rather like to learn to use unicode
fonts and stick to them
so will have to get the indic people to help me on
that
Kenneth had you on the right track. With a properly
set up Linux system, you can
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