These are PostScript capable printers. I run CUPS and have it working just
fine. You can download the PPD file from HP on the Linux Printing site on
sourceforge.
Or you can set it up as a generic Postscript Printer and it will work.
Patrick
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003, David Schornak wrote:
> anyone
For WordPerfect 8 to run, go and grab the libc5-compat RPM from RedHat 6.2
and install it. You will also need to do something ld to get the library
recognised. Google around and see if you can find it. I have a doc, but not
on this computer.
Patrick
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I have the MX300 and have no problem using it. It is set on a USB port.
I wish I could set up the back and forward buttons (the two grey buttons
located where the thumb is).
Patrick
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I have an HP LaserJet 1200 at home and have been very happy with it.
Toner is about $65, but I have yet to replace it. Last 2500 pages.
Also have a LaserJet 2200D (Duplex built in) at work (RH 7.2 server
pushes jobs out to a 98 box that has the printer attached to it. Ugly,
yes. Works, yes.)
Bot
The last time I checked with Kinko's about doing exactly this, printing
manuals, they wanted the normal workstation printing price, about 35 cents
per page! I bought a HP LJ1200 for what it would end up costing me for a few
manuals.
Patrick
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I am on the AMANDA list that another poster mentioned. From what I
gather, AMANDA, in the latest beta, can do back-ups to disk (which is
what you would want to do in your "proof".
What exactly are you trying to back up that needs proving? Across the
network, even to SMB clients (Windows) can be d
Depending on your situation, have you looked at AMANDA?
Depending on your tape size and the file size(s) you may need to break
up your data into multiple disklist entries to spread them across
multiple tapes. I don't believe that AMANDA will span a single disklist
entry across multiple tapes.
Fo
I do believe that AMANDA will do this for you. It is only bound to
actual partitions if you are using dump. Set it to use GNUTar.
I am currently backing up a server (where AMANDA is running) with 3
entries:
/home (own disk)
/var (own disk)
/etc (part of a file system)
A
Chad,
Samba ONLY implements NetBIOS over TCP/IP (I have a Samba book that
refers to this as "NBT".) NetBIOS itself needs some kind of a transport
to carry it over the wire. Samba, uses TCP/IP.
I believe that the Out-of-the-box configuration supplied with RedHat
will pretty much run without much
Thanks for the info. I kept using -F which doesn't work. I press the
space bar so that I can scan for anything funky going on.
Patrick
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 20:23, Bret Hughes wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 19:28, Patrick May wrote:
> > >From this information, you still need to
>From this information, you still need to load the aic7xxx module which
is the driver for the 2930 (and many other Adaptec controllers.)
As root do "modprobe aic7xxx' and it should detect and make the
appropriate entries in /var/log/messages (and dmesg I think will show
it.) For this I either run
Make sure you are not currently in the cd. By that I mean, for example a
"normal" RedHat install, somewhere in /mnt/cdrom/.
You can always just issue "cd" and it will return you to your home
directory. Then "eject". I believe by default this will eject /dev/cdrom
(including umounting if needed).
I can also recommend AMANDA. It can be a little tricky to set up. There
is no GUI to set it up. You have 2 config files that you will need to
setup. One is the main amanda.conf and the other is your disklist file.
The AMANDA users mailing list is very helpful and the help is great.
It uses cron t
This is one package that you really need to read the docs for to
correctly implement. I run it at my office and it took a bit to get
going. I learned to restore really quickly though :-)
Some of the commands:
amdump -Configuration
Does the actual backup
ambflush
When you forge
I just created I .bat file with:
net time \\server /set /yes
Put it in the Startup section of the Start menu. Runs everytime you
start Windows. I also add it to the logon script that is run when a
user logs in (at the office). Samba (2.0.x) is set as Domain controller
and the logon scripts r
There are issues with WordPerfect 8 on RedHat => 7.0 because libc5 is
no longer supported. First, grab the compatability RPM from RedHat 6.2
from your local mirror. I don't remeber the name and seemed to have
misplaced it.
You can also go to news://cnews.corel.com
Subscribe to the group: core
If it is a dialogue box popping up asking for a password this is
"normal." See the link below. Did you log on to your Windows machine?
If so, did you use a valid username on the Samba server? If so, did you
put in the correct password?
Information about IPC$:
http://samba.linuxbe.org/en/samba/
I have one and have had zero problems. It's a little slower than I
would like (but I think that is something unrelated to the ZIP drive.)
Remember, stock DOS ZIP disks are sda4 (sub a where appropriate). I
repartitioned by provided disk for ext2 with no problems.
I haven't seen any problems wi
You could always use AOL's AIM client for Linux. I don't use it, but I
have version 1.1.14 installed on my system. I might still have an RPM
around here.
I didn't have to set up anything for AIM to work through my firewall
(RH 6.1). But I don't know as far as any advanced features go. The chat
Another way to install them (they way I did) is download them into
their own directory. I grabbed all the files in the directory at
linux-easy.com, then issued:
rpm -Uvh *.i38.rpm
or something close to that as I didn't want to install the source RPM.
This was upgrading a KDE installat
I assume you are looking at something along the lines of:
DSL Bridge -> Router/Firewall -> Private LAN
-> DMZ with servers
I think this would be a little more complicated. You would need to make sure
the NIC on the DSL line is setup to listen for all of your IP
I use PBI but on the cheap plan with PPPoE.
My setup is:
ADSL Bridge (Westell WireSpeed)
|
|
eth0
Firewall/Router
eth1
|
|
Local Area Network
192.168.1.0/24
You ca
I just picked up a Kodak DC215Zoom yesterday and a Sandisk PC Card attachment
to read the compact flash cards on a laptop. Everything is working just fine.
I do get some errors when I put the card back in. Is there anything special I
should do when inserting/removing the card?
When I insert it I
I have a 697C and use the gs option: -dDepletion=2
This is mentioned in the Driver Description of the printtool command which I
used to set up my printer.
Hope that helps.
Patrick
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, ::--Koshy Kerteya--~!~ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a HP692C printer which uses too much ink whi
This might be a little OT here, but does anyone have any idea where such a
monster could be found? If you have it, know where it is, etc. I'm sure much
praise will be bestowed upon you by the users of licq 0.80. It came out
yesterday and is built against the latest version of QT-2 and the latest R
I used the server set up at work, and I'm not really happy with it. Where I
work (small electrical contractor) nobody has used a server before and they
won't use the Samba box I set up so usage is low (me only) so /var is HUGE for
what I need and most is wasted space while /usr and /home are gaspi
Depending if they are available in your area you could look into NexTel. I
have an i1000plus (though I do miss the games from my Nokia 5190).
NexTel is really pushing them (lot's of ads) into the Tech area. I've
received a couple of mailers and seen ads in PC Week.
The Business Network Direct
I do believe that AcceleratedX is required. I have seen this card listed with a
system on either VALinux or Penguin Computing in a dual headed system. Maybe
XFree86 4 will support dual headed display, but I don't know.
Patrick
On Sun, 02 Jan 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> This tweaked my interest
Anybody look run Netcraft on their server?
Its "running Netscape-Enterprise/2.01 on DIGITAL UNIX."
http://www.netcraft.com/whats/?host=www.fox.com
I wander what is like to not be able to read use your web site from your own
equipment?
Patrick
Th
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Vidiot wrote:
> >> Who is
I am looking to purchase a SCSI adapter. First I will use it for scanning (UMAX
Astra 610S DB25 interface) and in the future Zip drive, and who knows what after
that (probably not hard drives...well not very soon so the Ultra and Ultra Wide
are not necessary).
I've seen an Adaptec 2906 (PCI, DB25
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