Edwin Humphries <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Friday, 14 March 2003 07:44:
> I have recently installed a USB inkjet printer on a new PCI card into > our Red Hat > 7.2 print server. It already runs a SAMBA-shared laser printer off > the parallel port. > > The new USB card shows up (but apparently twice: once as a > "Natoma/Triton II" with a usb-uhci driver, and one as a Lucent > Microelectronics with a usb-ohci driver. I'm not sure how meaningful > this is. Does this board really support both protocols? Or is one of them perhaps another one on the motherboard? On my system I boot with the printer off (and get a message about the printer not being found) and when I power the printer I see a message reporting that it has seen the printer (can't remember offhand what it says, but I think it is saying what dev it allocated it to). If you don't see this then I guess you have a problem at the usb hardware/driver level. There is usb stuff somewhere in the /proc system (sorry I'm so vague) that should give you more info. Also 'lspci' should tell you what the card thinks its chipset is. Is it a stock RH kernel? Cameron. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
