This problem is a bit difficult for me to attempt
because you are on 2.2.17, of which I have nil
experience. However the problem seems somewhere
between your lpd daemon and the kernel response.
Kernel 2.2.17 seems to be an okay kernel from the
reports that I read, however, there has been one
USM Bish wrote:
> >1. DOS: Do you have DOS Installed as well ? [Y / N]
>(An old DOS boot diskette will also do ...)
>
Boot into Win98 printer works fine
> 2. LINUX:
>
>a) Do a dmesg. Check which device your printer is polled
> EpsonSC800 at /dev/lp0
>
>b) Do a cat Tx
On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 10:40:18PM +0200, Stephan Kulka wrote:
>
>
> >
> > 2. LINUX:
> >
> >a) Do a dmesg. Check which device your printer is polled
> > IF polled THEN
> > No kernel problems
> > Move to b)
> > ELSE
> > lp suppo
>
> 1. DOS: Do you have DOS Installed as well ? [Y / N]
>(An old DOS boot diskette will also do ...)
>
>IF Yes THEN
>
>Do a TYPE TxtFile > PRN
>IF Output Ok THEN
> NO Hardware problem
> Exit DOS and go to Linux
>ELSE
> Hardwar
I have found that using available at the unstable distribution
Debian web site is much easier to print with than apsfilter. I have an
Epson Stylus 850 that works wonderfully using the 500 setting, for yours
the stylus 800 setting should work fine. I have nerver been able to
figure out how to pri
On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 09:44:47PM -0700, John Gilger wrote:
> I feel like a total mental case. I have potato up and running fine, but
> even though I've read a pile of f'ing manuals I can't get my epson sc800
> printer to listen when debian talks!
>
> I have installed apsfilter, lprng, and aladdi
I feel like a total mental case. I have potato up and running fine, but
even though I've read a pile of f'ing manuals I can't get my epson sc800
printer to listen when debian talks!
I have installed apsfilter, lprng, and aladdin-ghostscript as
recommended in the PRINTING-HOWTO, but for some unknow
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