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On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 10:53 AM, <roundyz@×××××××.ru> wrote: |
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> james wrote: |
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>>> Mark Knecht <markknecht <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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>>> > the one binary thing on the system that comes |
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>>> > to mind is Open Office in which printing is working. It's the stuff |
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>>> > I'm building that isn't! |
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>>> Have you set the "cups" flag in make.conf? |
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>>> It may or maynot make a difference. |
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>>> hth, |
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>>> James |
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> No, I copied the make.conf from a different machine a decided I nver |
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> needed it :( |
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> I've enabled it now, but another thing is it safe to delete an entry |
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> from my world file, so when I update it isn't everything? |
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> -- |
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> Regards, |
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> Roundyz |
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Try |
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equery hasuse cups |
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on my machine it was only something like 8 or 9 packages. It might not |
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be a real big problem to enable it globally. |
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It did work for me. |
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- Mark |
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