Ok thanks
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> On Feb 20, 2015, at 9:39 AM, "Lennart Sorensen"
> wrote:
>
>> On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 02:04:58AM -0600, Herminio Hernandez, Jr. wrote:
>> I am having issues printing to my brother printer. I can add it as a
>> network print
On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 02:04:58AM -0600, Herminio Hernandez, Jr. wrote:
> I am having issues printing to my brother printer. I can add it as a
> network printer but the recommended drivers is for a mfc 6550mc printer not
> 640cw. When I print a test page I see it connect and successfully
I am having issues printing to my brother printer. I can add it as a
network printer but the recommended drivers is for a mfc 6550mc printer not
640cw. When I print a test page I see it connect and successfully send the
file. However nothing prints. Any help?
Herminio
Hello,
I'm trying to set up CUPS on my Debian/testing. I have network printer
connected to a PC configured as LPD printer (works fine for Win client and
Gentoo). I cannot setup CUPS on Debian. All I can achieve is printing
test-page from cups www interface just after printer install
On 10/31/05, Rainer Gutkas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all!I use a G3 Powerbook Wallstreet as Server, now I tried to attach a USBprinter. I copied the configuration for Cups from my G3 Powerbook Pismo,which works fine with the same printer. Now I get Error -15 from usblp0
if I try to print on thi
Hi all!
I use a G3 Powerbook Wallstreet as Server, now I tried to attach a USB
printer. I copied the configuration for Cups from my G3 Powerbook Pismo,
which works fine with the same printer. Now I get Error -15 from usblp0
if I try to print on this device. Has anyone any suggestions?
MFG,
R
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 01:34:10PM +0100, Martin Habets wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 28, 2004 at 06:20:53PM -0200, Gunther Furtado wrote:
> > Can anyone help me to set up a StyleWriter II and/or an ImageWriter II on a
> > Debian on a Performa6230CD. I was able to run http://localhost:631 but I
> > don't
On Thu, Oct 28, 2004 at 06:20:53PM -0200, Gunther Furtado wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone help me to set up a StyleWriter II and/or an ImageWriter II on a
> Debian on a Performa6230CD. I was able to run http://localhost:631 but I
> don't know exactly how to put down on some fields like location. I'v
On Thu, Oct 28, 2004 at 06:20:53PM -0200, Gunther Furtado wrote:
> Can anyone help me to set up a StyleWriter II and/or an ImageWriter II on a
> Debian on a Performa6230CD. I was able to run http://localhost:631 but I
> don't know exactly how to put down on some fields like location. I've tried
Hi,
Can anyone help me to set up a StyleWriter II and/or an ImageWriter II on a
Debian on a Performa6230CD. I was able to run http://localhost:631 but I
don't know exactly how to put down on some fields like location. I've tried
'/dev/printer' whit no success.
Thanks anyone,
Gunther
0:631 to access my
> } Epson from the G4, and print a test page.
> }
> } But if I try to print directly from the G4, the Printing Center does the
> } job to print, and then try to access 192.168.1.10, without success.
> [...]
>
> In the cupsd.conf file on the G3 you must mak
from the G4, and print a test page.
}
} But if I try to print directly from the G4, the Printing Center does the
} job to print, and then try to access 192.168.1.10, without success.
[...]
In the cupsd.conf file on the G3 you must make sure that the G4's IP
address is allowed to access /pri
, the Printing Center does the
job to print, and then try to access 192.168.1.10, without success.
Any idea or advice ?
Thanks in advance
Matthieu
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Dean Hamstead wrote:
is there a quick script, or config tool or something
to configure printing in debian
i would just love to print to my shared laser printer
(windows machine - like everyone)
macosx just loves printing to it, but debian is being
pesky
tool, script, whatever. im sure you can
is there a quick script, or config tool or something
to configure printing in debian
i would just love to print to my shared laser printer
(windows machine - like everyone)
macosx just loves printing to it, but debian is being
pesky
tool, script, whatever. im sure you can apt-get something
Hi
After a recent sid upgrade, I seem to have lost the ability to print from
some applications. I thought at first it was to do with postscript
printing because Firefox 0.82 (an older version which supports ps
printing) and kfax stopped printing. However, when trying to print from
mutt I get
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 10:29, Clive Menzies wrote:
> On (06/07/04 09:16), Vincent Bernat wrote:
> > OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du mardi 06 juillet 2004, vers 01:23, Clive
> > Menzies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
> >
> > > Since postcript printing is no longe
On (06/07/04 09:16), Vincent Bernat wrote:
> OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du mardi 06 juillet 2004, vers 01:23, Clive
> Menzies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
>
> > Since postcript printing is no longer supported in Mozilla/Firefox, I've
> > been trying to configure
OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du mardi 06 juillet 2004, vers 01:23, Clive
Menzies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
> Since postcript printing is no longer supported in Mozilla/Firefox, I've
> been trying to configure xprt to be able to print (before printing just
> worked).
&
Hi
Since postcript printing is no longer supported in Mozilla/Firefox, I've
been trying to configure xprt to be able to print (before printing just
worked).
Now I either get no printers can be found or Mozilla and Firefox crash
after looking as though they are about to print.
/etc/pri
I 'discovered' a way for Gnome to use my CUPS printer. Before, Gnome
applications would only print to lpr. I discovered I could replace lpr
with xpp to bring up a great printer interface -- works like a charm.
Ed
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 04:30:43PM +, Ed Sutherland wrote:
> I see that lp0 is setup. I can type 'echo "Test" > /dev/usb/lp0' and it is
> sent to my USB HP deskjet and prints. However, it does nothing when I try to
> print from an application. How do I configure this so I can print from my
>
I see that lp0 is setup. I can type 'echo "Test" > /dev/usb/lp0' and it is
sent to my USB HP deskjet and prints. However, it does nothing when I try to
print from an application. How do I configure this so I can print from my
word processor, for instance? Thanks.
Ed
On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 11:02:07PM -0500, Matt Price wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I've been running Sid on a Blue nad White G3 for the better part of a
> year now, and am finally trying to track down the origin of a severe
> printing problem. I've been unable to solve the
Hey everyone,
I've been running Sid on a Blue nad White G3 for the better part of a
year now, and am finally trying to track down the origin of a severe
printing problem. I've been unable to solve the problem even by
taking pretty drastic measures, e.g., removing CUPS and switching
Someone managed to do it ?
A Linux box running Debian 3.0r1 with "testing" on aptsources.list
The cups is running fine, from windows stations using samba configured
extatly as the manual of cups demmands prints fine to a Epson 800
conected to serial port.
But when I try to print from a MAC OS 9.
ial. The 'lp' driver is just to support a
printer on a parallel port - and if you have a Mac, I doubt you have one
of those.
Possible, but the Mac OS printing configuration is nearly the same as in
Linux !
For example : my Epson Stylus Photo 890 + cups (yes, it's cups in Ma
I doubt you have one
of those.
> What does that mean? I was printing normally before the upgrade... I
> tried removing the printer via http://localhost/631 but after I can't
> configure a new one...
What do you mean, you can't configure a new one? If you go into "Adm
near the bottom:
"lp: driver loaded but no devices found"
What does that mean? I was printing normally before the upgrade... I
tried removing the printer via http://localhost/631 but after I can't
configure a new one...
I know a hard way of printing again, that is re-
Hello,
I am having Debian Woody Release installed on an iMac. I have ipx
installed and running and so is ncpfs. I have a .nwclient file with permission
600 written with my "SERVER/USERNAME password" information. "slist" shows me a
list of all the printers that I should be able to access
5) manpage). There's also the
possibility of printing via a windows print queue using samba, though I
don't know much about that.
Nick
On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Russell Hires wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've just gotten debian set up on my iMac, and now I'm ready to print. I&#x
q to print web pages (for
example) from the little print button in konqueror. When I save web pages to
my disk and then print, they print strictly the html code, instead a rendered
page
Can anyone help? I've read a lot of the printing howtos, but they aren't
doing the trick...
Russell
Hi!
* marco wrote/schrieb:
> I take advantage of this thread because I have problem printing remotely to
> my usb printer.
> It works fine on my g3 box. Configured with cups.
> But when I want to print fom my linux box...
> --> lp: error - no default destination availabl
Le Mon, 21 Oct 2002 22:53:01 +
John Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> écrivait :
I take advantage of this thread because I have problem printing remotely to my
usb printer.
It works fine on my g3 box. Configured with cups.
But when I want to print fom my linux box...
--> lp: error - n
On Sunday 20 October 2002 7:59 pm, you wrote:
> Hi!
>
> * John Lord wrote/schrieb:
> > > Whats the device uri in /etc/cups/printers.conf
>
> Easy: load Module "lp", restart CUPS.
>
> Greetings
>
> Robert
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Cheers John
Amiga A1200 PPC running Linux/Apus Debian and KDE2.*
Web site http://www.
rallel:/dev/lp0
# Printer configuration file for CUPS v1.1.15
# Written by cupsd on Thu Oct 17 18:41:07 2002
Info Stylus Photo 700
Location parallel:/dev/lp0
DeviceURI lpd://parallel:/dev/lp0
State Idle
Accepting Yes
JobSheets none none
QuotaPeriod 0
PageLimit 0
KLimit 0
I have just tried printing with
Hi folks,
I have installed CUPS from Testing and am trying to get my Epson Stylus
Photo 700 to print with it. It is connected to the parellel port as
normal, but is not found. When I configure CUPS with the web i/f the
location setting is localhost:port631, Class State is idle, accepting
jobs
On 23/09/02, CK ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Can anyone give me a quick shot at setting up a localtalk connection
> under linux for printing (docs on this seem to be a bit sparse google-
> wise) ?
Hi. You need to install the netatalk package.
Pap is the appletalk print service that runs
I read:
> Now, on the other hand, make sure your printer connection is _really_
> Localtalk; I think I remember some of the Epson's simply running a
> serial connection at some very high speed (like 230 kb/s or so...).
sorry I was obviously mixing up cables and protocols here , it's what
I conside
localtalk connection
^
> under linux for printing (docs on this seem to be a bit sparse google-
> wise) ?
Localtalk? Forget it, will never be supported under Linux. It's too
intensive on the CPU, and very timing-sensitive on top of t
> endianess bug if I can find time to do it) ...
>
> Now I'd like to set it up as a printserver for the home lan using an
> old epson color inkjet printer (works more or less on my laptop with
> gimp-print).
>
> Can anyone give me a quick shot at setting up a localtalk
ld HP LaserJet and a Centris 650 running NetBSD (it was
quite a while ago) and it worked without any problems. See psf and papd
man pages for more information on sharing printers over AppleTalk and
printing to AppleTalk printers (they're found in the netatalk package).
On the other hand,
I wrote:
> Can anyone give me a quick shot at setting up a localtalk connection
> under linux for printing (docs on this seem to be a bit sparse google-
> wise) ?
maybe because it's so easy ... the printer is just /dev/ttyS1 it only
prints garbage right now but I'm getting ther
it up as a printserver for the home lan using an
old epson color inkjet printer (works more or less on my laptop with
gimp-print).
Can anyone give me a quick shot at setting up a localtalk connection
under linux for printing (docs on this seem to be a bit sparse google-
wise) ?
thanks in advance,
x
ut the printer isn't identified by cups...kde can see it
> > just fine, though...When I'm in cups (localhost:631), it thinks it's
> > printing, but my printer doesn't respond.
> >
> > Kind efforts to help are appreciated!
> >
> > Russell
&
ps, but the printer isn't identified by cups...kde can see it just fine,
> though...When I'm in cups (localhost:631), it thinks it's printing, but my
> printer doesn't respond.
>
> Kind efforts to help are appreciated!
>
> Russell
>
>
> --
>
host:631), it thinks it's printing, but my
printer doesn't respond.
Kind efforts to help are appreciated!
Russell
Hi,
Hope I understood the question right - I'l try to explain how I got
USB working for printing. Don't know if there are differences in SID.
I've Woody on G4 with benh-2.4.10-kernel, printing with CUPS (which I
would recommend - but that's not the topic).
On Mon, Oct 08
"Jack Howarth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> the output is accepted by the device without complaint but
> nothing happens with the printer. Any one else seeing issues?
I gave up trying to get USB printing working on my pismo. I hooked it
up to a windows box and used samb
Is anyone on debian ppc sid having printing problems with
usb printers? I seem to have developed some severe ones with
BenH's current kernels. I also now seem to have the same issue
with my older kernels so its hard to figure out. My Epson 740i
causes hotplug to load the usb/printer.o m
On 26 Sivan 5761, Tuomas Kuosmanen wrote:
>> I couldn't find gs-stp. Any other ideas as to what it would be
>> called? Or did you mean that somebody other than Debian has the
>> Debian package? Couldn't find it on the sourceforge site.
>
> Oh. It's probably in testing/unstable then. You could
On Sat, Jun 16, 2001 at 09:38:18AM -0500, thus said Charles Sebold:
> On 24 Sivan 5761, Tuomas Kuosmanen wrote:
>
> > There is a debian package of it; it is called gs-stp. Good luck. I
> > had it setup once, but I dont think it works for me anymore (been
> > updating stuff since) - I mostly print
On 24 Sivan 5761, Tuomas Kuosmanen wrote:
> There is a debian package of it; it is called gs-stp. Good luck. I
> had it setup once, but I dont think it works for me anymore (been
> updating stuff since) - I mostly print from Gimp and it doesnt need
> the GS driver so it is not that important for m
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 04:26:21PM -0600, thus said Jason E. Stewart:
> Yes. Look at linux1394.sourceforge.net. They have a recommendations
> page.
Okay, cool.
> Unless you've got an x86 box, I wouldn't run out and buy things just
> yet. The code to get firewire working on big-endian systems isn
"Tuomas Kuosmanen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I dont have any firewire devices, but using Ben's kernel tree
> (linux-2.4-benh) from 2 weeks ago, version being 2.4.5-pre3, I get
> the module inserted ok, and it seems to recognize the thing. However
> I dont currently have any firewire devices. I
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 09:00:05AM -0500, thus said Phil Fraering:
> Using printtool, the Epson 1520 I have will finally print an
> ASCII test page. Although it doesn't seem to want to print a
> postscript test page or anything else other than straight to
> the port. Still, I can print something b
"Phil Fraering" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Finally, is anyone else using firewire on the mac? I had video1394.o
> compiled as a module, but it won't insert into the kernel.
There is a serious problem with Apples motherboard implementation of
OHCI. It ignores all the byte swap registers (which
Hi. I just got around to compiling one of Benh's latest
kernels on my Indigo iBook, and I have had a drastic
improvement in a lot of things.
Using printtool, the Epson 1520 I have will finally print an
ASCII test page. Although it doesn't seem to want to print a
postscript test page or anything e
LPR). Unfortunately, none seem to be work via Linux (although
direct AppleTalk printing bypassing print server from MacOS works).
1) --
Phaser740L|lp1|tek_phaser740_host-tek_phaser740_queue-Phaser740L|tek_phaser
740_host tek_phaser740_queue:\
:lp=:\
c with LaserWiter TCP/IP, I've
> > got error 8827.
>
> I tried this some time ago, but found that Apple's LPR implementation is
> crap, so I forgot about it. Linux is better at implementing closed
> standards than Apple at implementing open ones ;-), so I use a neta
but found that Apple's LPR implementation is
crap, so I forgot about it. Linux is better at implementing closed
standards than Apple at implementing open ones ;-), so I use a netatalk
server to serve printing to Macs.
> Printcap entry is below, but LaserWiter TCP/IP printing does not work no
. Verify command returns
status OK.
Printcap entry is below, but LaserWiter TCP/IP printing does not work no
matter which queue name I enter in Desktop Printer Utlity (Phaser740L,
lp1, tek_phaser740_queue). tek_phaser740_host is actually IP address of
printer iteself. Printer works OK with A
On Wednesday 02 May 2001 13:42, Leyah Cynamon wrote:
> Hi and thanks for help enabling access to my hfs partition. Works fine
> now!
>
> while trying to learn my way around Gnu/Linux, it would really be nice
> if it would be possible to have hardcopy printout of some of the info or
> man pages hand
vice Provider. so looks like i
> > still am listening for other possible options re: printing.
>
> Setting it up beyond that is pretty far out of my ball park, but maybe
> that's a start. For my time and money, I would rather use a hub and
> some kind of LocalTalk bridge; setting u
On 9 Iyar 5761, Leyah Cynamon wrote:
> Thanks for the advice Charles.
>
> My ethernet aaui port is connected to a transceiver connected to a
> cable modem connected to my Internet Service Provider. so looks like i
> still am listening for other possible options re: printi
Thanks for the advice Charles.
My ethernet aaui port is connected to a transceiver connected to a cable
modem connected to my Internet Service Provider. so looks like i still
am listening for other possible options re: printing.
On 9 Iyar 5761, Leyah Cynamon wrote:
> My personal laserwriter ntr (which is a postscript capable printer)
> runs via appletalk and is hooked up to, among other computers, my
> 7600/G3 running Debian GNU/Linux or Mac OS 9.0.4
That will work, but you will need some way to access it via Ethernet; I
Hi and thanks for help enabling access to my hfs partition. Works fine
now!
while trying to learn my way around Gnu/Linux, it would really be nice
if it would be possible to have hardcopy printout of some of the info or
man pages handy.
what are my options with my mac? what printers are supporte
"Georg Koss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am a relativley newby to linux so excuse a probably foolish
> explanations but had, long trouble with USB-printing - it now works.
>
> > I am unable to use my USB printer with my pismo. I'm running the
> >
Jason E. Stewart wrote:
Hey All,
Hi!
I am a relativley newby to linux so excuse a probably foolish
explanations but had, long trouble with USB-printing - it now works.
I am unable to use my USB printer with my pismo. I'm running the
latest BenH kernel (2.4.4-pre7)
I have 2.2.18pre
Hey All,
I am unable to use my USB printer with my pismo. I'm running the
latest BenH kernel (2.4.4-pre7) configured with:
CONFIG_USB=y
# CONFIG_USB_DEBUG is not set
CONFIG_USB_DEVICEFS=y
# CONFIG_USB_BANDWIDTH is not set
# CONFIG_USB_UHCI is not set
# CONFIG_USB_UHCI_ALT is not set
CONFIG_USB_OH
Hi, Ethan,
You were 100% right, AppleTalk is a bullshit. Both printers work via
TCP/IP now. It seems problems with direct printing to Tektronix Phaser
740L from Windows coused by the oddities of Mickysoft creature.
Andrei
Hi, Ethan,
You were 100% right, AppleTalk is a bullshit. Both printers work via
TCP/IP now. It seems problems with direct printing to Tektronix Phaser
740L from Windows coused by the oddities of Mickysoft creature.
Andrei
On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 04:21:03PM +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> It is however not always the optimal solution to avoid AppleTalk IMHO: If
> you have non-geek Mac users on the network it is not very userfriendly to
> ask them to use lpd. Mac users expect printers to show up in the chooser,
> and
On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 04:53:25PM +0300, Andrei Verovski wrote:
> >the LaserWriter 12/640 is a TCP/IP printer with a BSD lpd running on
> >it. you don't need to fsck with appletalk garbage to print to it.
>
> Thanks, Ethan,
>
> Somehow I am need to manage it through Netatalk, because the seco
running on
> it. you don't need to fsck with appletalk garbage to print to it.
>
> [snip problems]
> >
> > 2) Printing from Mac results PostScript error.
>
> install the LW_8.6.1 package from apple, and use the Desktop printer
> utility to create a print
>the LaserWriter 12/640 is a TCP/IP printer with a BSD lpd running on
>it. you don't need to fsck with appletalk garbage to print to it.
Thanks, Ethan,
Somehow I am need to manage it through Netatalk, because the second one,
Tektronix 740L, has awkward TCP/IP support, at least, it does not wo
t to it.
[snip problems]
>
> 2) Printing from Mac results PostScript error.
install the LW_8.6.1 package from apple, and use the Desktop printer
utility to create a printer icon. use tcp/ip and LPD not appletalk as
the protocol.
> What could be the problem? Any help appreciated. Th
printers are OK. I have restarted Linux, but it did not
helped either. All permissions are also OK.
2) Printing from Mac results PostScript error.
What could be the problem? Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Andrei.
"<- comments" do not exist in confi
I have my x86 workstation+printer (kenny) configured to accept
jobs from my iBook (sparky) via magicfilter.
Needless to say it doesn't work...
Both printcaps and the client's /var/log/lpr.log are attached.
On the server there is no sign that a connection was attempted.
Local printing
I am trying to set up an epson stylus 800 printer on a G3 upgraded 8500
running woody on 2.4. I had a look through the mailing list and found info
on how to set up the printer using printtool. I have followed these
instructions but i get an error when i try to print.
The error is lpr:connect:No suc
Brendan J Simon wrote:
> Is psnup part of some debian package ?
Yep, psutils.
Michel
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I'm trying to print a postscript document with 4 pages to a single page.
"a2ps -4 file.ps" complains that it can't find "psnup".
I've done an "apt-cache search psnup" and an "apt-cache pkgnames | grep
ps" but I can't find anything.
Is psnup part of some debian package ?
Presumably.
I'm trying to print a postscript document with 4 pages to a single page.
"a2ps -4 file.ps" complains that it can't find "psnup".
I've done an "apt-cache search psnup" and an "apt-cache pkgnames | grep
ps" but I can't find anything.
Is psnup part of some debian package ?
Thanks,
Brendan Simon.
> That is,
> assuming USB is working in the PowerPC under Linux or shortly will be.
USB works alright, just in very limited amounts. As far as I am informed the
current version of the USB interface that most of the market goes by is 1.16 ...
however, as far as I know, the current kernel or the cur
Centronics adapter together with printing drivers.
What I could do in GNU/Linux? I thought of buying a PCI to USB card
and an USB to Centronics adapter, and then printing thru Ghostscript, but I
would like to know beforehands if this has a chance of working. That is,
assuming USB is working in the
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