Try setting it up as a different type of HP printer, say an HP660C for example.
MY HP DJ610C is quite happy with Linux believing it is a 660c
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, you wrote:
During setup, I could not get my printer to respond. It is a HP Deskjet
712C. Any suggestions?
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lee
If you
Try using the DrakConf icon on the KDE desktop.
Enter the root password when prompted. A GUI should pop-up showing a load
of packages that can be used to configure your system.
Select the printer configuration button. Another window called "Local
Printer Options" should appear. The queue name
You're unlucky. That printer wont work in linux, it is one of those called
WinPrinters. You can't even print text.
Anyway, it looks like you don't have parrallel port support in the kernel.
You should compile your kernel with support for parrallel port, and maybe
parport too. However, as I
Cesar Octavio Delgado wrote:
You're unlucky. That printer wont work in linux, it is one of those called
WinPrinters. You can't even print text.
Anyway, it looks like you don't have parrallel port support in the kernel.
You should compile your kernel with support for parrallel port, and
