On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 11:56:24PM -0500, Oleksandr Moskalenko wrote:
| > Ok, here's the details :
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snipped here, if you want them see the old thread (I forgot to
change the subject last time) or ask for a private post
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| Not boring dman, fascinating!
Cool.
| I must say it takes the time I don't have to go into such depth of
| taking CUPS apart. I hope you get it worked out. I couldn't see
| clearly what machine you are trying to print from and to which
| machine. Are you printing directly from your Debian box to a printer
| on LPT?
I am trying to find a way to get the correct color out of the printer
without manually running gs. I don't think I can achieve this on
winders at all, so the printer will be directly connected to the Debian box.
| Anyways, did you go to linuxprinting.org? There is A LOT of stuff for
| BJC 610 there
I haven't been there recently, nor really looked for that printer
before. I'll check it out soon.
| and it is listed as "Working Perfectly"
[...]
| Driver Information
|
| bjc600
| Traditional Ghostscript driver.
[...]
Yep, using ghostscript with 'bjc600' specified as the DEVICE produces
the correct byte stream, except that I need to run it manually and
direct the stream to /dev/printers/0. I want CUPS to do this
automagically when a request is received from the windows client.
Thanks for the info.
-D
