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sean wrote: |
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> sean wrote: |
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>> I am trying to get my locally attached printer to work, first time setup. |
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>> Followed the instructions and so far nothing. |
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>> I am using the default cups.conf setup, and have enabled the kernel |
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>> support |
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>> Device Drivers --> |
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>> <*> Parallel port support |
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>> <*> PC-style hardware |
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>> |
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>> Device Drivers --> |
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>> Character Devices --> |
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>> <*> Parallel printer support |
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>> as the instructions state. |
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>> Doing an lpq gives the following |
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>> lpq: error - no default destination available. |
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>> tardis sean # |
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>> |
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>> Would anyone be able to give me an ideas on how to get this thing |
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>> running? |
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>> Hopefully I included all needed information. |
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>> Thanks in advance |
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>> Sean |
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> |
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> A little more |
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> Doing a |
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> dmesg | grep -i print |
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> drivers/usb/class/usblp.c: v0.13: USB Printer Device Class driver |
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> shows me the previous. I am on a parallel port. |
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Well I do seem to have managed to fire the printer up. |
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Thanks anyway everyone. |
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Hopefully no other problems. |
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