>You may want to first confirm if the P2015 is capable of
>running off a print server. Some of the lower HP printers
>require being hooked directly to a Windows PC in order for
No, there are drivers for Linux. I run my HP DeskJet 820Cse "Winprinter"
on Linux. He'd need the pnm2ppa package. Get
>> "You don't need me to tell you that shouldn't run a print server on
>> a router."
>>
>> Am I missing something, again?
Just "security".
>
>The traditional view is that a firewall is so important to the
>network, you cannot have it screw up.
May I add: 1)the more stuff you have on a firew
On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 00:22:09 -0400, Andrew Haninger wrote
> "You don't need me to tell you that shouldn't run a print server on
> a router."
>
> Am I missing something, again?
>
The traditional view is that a firewall is so important to the
network, you cannot have it screw up. Making it do
On 10/18/07, Hillel Seltzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The P2015 looks like it can take straight
> PCL and Postscript, but you had better make sure.
Well, I'm not planning on making a purchase for a couple months (the
$100 rebate expires Jan 1, 2008), so I can't test in real life, but
from HP's w
You may want to first confirm if the P2015 is capable of
running off a print server. Some of the lower HP printers
require being hooked directly to a Windows PC in order for
the drivers to work. The P2015 looks like it can take straight
PCL and Postscript, but you had better make sure.
If it ca
Joep
J.L. Blom wrote:
> Andy,
> To overcome the space restrictions, use your floppy only to bootstrap
> load LEAF and use an USB-stick for all the packages. You can even use it
> for temporary files of any program.
> Erich, USB-sticks are easier to manage than flash-disks (in my opinion)
> and onl
Andy,
To overcome the space restrictions, use your floppy only to bootstrap
load LEAF and use an USB-stick for all the packages. You can even use it
for temporary files of any program.
Erich, USB-sticks are easier to manage than flash-disks (in my opinion)
and only systems from before 1998 don't ha
On 10/18/07, Erich Titl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am about to build CUPS, but it will take some more time to fit it in a
> LEAF system due to memory restrictions. I am looking at flash disks for
> print job and CUPS library storage and this needs some tweaking on the
> set up.
Excellent!
Fitt
Hi
Andrew Haninger wrote:
> Hello.
>
..
> Browsing the available packages on the LEAF site says that there
> aren't any packages available to do this (no CUPS, no LPR, etc). Am I
> overlooking something? Has anyone done this before?
>
I am about to build CUPS, but it will take some more time to
Hello.
I'm running a LEAF uClibc Bering 3.0 system currently to do simple
Internet connection sharing with a couple PCs on my network. I'm in
the market for a printer and rather than paying the extra money for a
hardware print server, I'd like to see if I can make my LEAF box
handle my printer sha
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