Hi, guys,
Sorry to bother you all, but for a while, I was sucessfully printing to my
Lexmark 3200 printer from Linux using the lxm3200 driver found in gs-esp. It
has recently stopped working and I'm wondering if it's because the driver was
removed from the package?
If so, what wo
Hello,
I've got a lexmark 3200 up and running just fine, but it did take
some work to get there.
The linuxprinting.org site was very helpful, specifically this page:
http://www.linuxprinting.org/show_driver.cgi?driver=lxm3200
I went with the PDQ solution after having trouble with CUPS.
an help
me with what to do next, thanks for responding :)
On Sun, 25 Nov 2001, Gary L. Dolan wrote:
> Rob Hensley wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone out there have a Lexmark 3200 printer working in linux?! If
> > so, how the hell'd you do it? I've tried everything, but just ca
Does anyone out there have a Lexmark 3200 printer working in linux?! If
so, how the hell'd you do it? I've tried everything, but just can't get it
workin'! If anyone has any suggestions, I'm more then willing to give &#x
Running unstable.
I managed to get the driver working without errors using pdq, but when i print
something, nothing comes out of the printer, it just sits there. I know the
driver/filter is doing something, because i tried printing to a file instead of
/dev/lp0 and found it had put data there.
parport0: Unspecified, LexmarkLexmark 3200
lp0: using parport0 (polling).
And, utilizing the wonderful tool printop:
opening device '/dev/lp0' at 22:02
printing job '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' at 22:02
printing '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' starting 0F at 22:02
printing data file dfA
On 02/28/00 01:10PM, Martin Högman wrote:
>
>
> Have you set up a /etc/printcap file? You can do so by running
> > magicfilterconfig --force (as root). I'm not sure if your printer is
> > supported directly, but you maybe able to find a filter that works
> > for the most part.
>
> Well, I've g
> Have you set up a /etc/printcap file? You can do so by running
> magicfilterconfig --force (as root). I'm not sure if your printer is
> supported directly, but you maybe able to find a filter that works
> for the most part.
Well, I've got a printcap. Been trying to use the lexmark 5700/7000 d
On 02/27/00 09:25AM, Martin Högman wrote:
> I just plugged in a Lexmark 3200, and have set up the kernel printer support.
> It finds the device, but if I run 'lpr foo' nothing happens.
Have you set up a /etc/printcap file? You can do so by running
magicfilterconfig --force (a
I just plugged in a Lexmark 3200, and have set up the kernel printer support.
It finds the device, but if I run 'lpr foo' nothing happens.
The following packages are installed:
lprng
gs-aladdin
Any suggestions as to how I can make it tick?
tia,
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