On 17 Apr, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
> How do i go about setting up ghostscript so I can print with an Epson
> Stylus 500 from concoles AND Xfree86?
Check the following URL:
http://www.caldera.com/tech-ref/docs/styluscolor.html
The instructions are written for OpenLinux, but my guess is they
Chris Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm looking for a way to transfer my latex documents to pdf, and I have
> seen that ghostscript can, but the version that ships w/ redhat 5 seems to
> be old and can not do this. Where could I get a newer version that would
> allow me to convert ps -> pdf
>Well; for starters it won't read pdf files:Also, there are consistent
> read
> error messages
> for other types of files as well even when you
> select "none" for file preference type.
Either there is something wrong with your gs, or you are doing something
wrong. Ghostscript reads pdf
Michael Butler wrote:
> robert collins wrote:
>
> > Hi; I've been having consistent
> > problems with Ghostscript not
> > being able to read any files
> > except perhaps a few of its own
> > and then that's hit and miss. Is
> > this just plain "bad" software or
> > is there a simple fix for thi
robert collins wrote:
> Hi; I've been having consistent
> problems with Ghostscript not
> being able to read any files
> except perhaps a few of its own
> and then that's hit and miss. Is
> this just plain "bad" software or
> is there a simple fix for this ??
> Thanks in advance
>
Ghostscript wo
FWIW I have compiled 5.10 from the SRPM on both 4.1 and 5.0 on two machines
(to support my original Stylus Color and some other misc. printers) with no
problems. If you have trouble I'd be happy to send you my source tree - I
just recompiled it this morning under 5.0 (2.0.32), so I know it works.
I haven't compiled ghostscript, but the errors you're having sound
suspiciously like problems lots of people have had when compiling
"older" (pre-December) packages under the new glibc libraries.
(Specifically, I was able to compile the TIS firewall kit smoothly until
I upgraded to 5.0, when I st
Mike Frisch wrote:
> On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Casey Jones wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
> > to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
>
> If you're using an Epson Stylus Color 800, you should probably use the
> "uniprint" driver from 5
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi, I just installed the latest ghostscript rpms from the /contrib dir.
> But everytime I type gs, it gives me a segmentation fault (core dumped).
Try http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~typhoon
Eze Ogwuma
Same here, I have an Epson Stylus 300 and Redhat 5.0 comes with two drivers
spouting to be EPS/2 compliant, but do not work when I try to print. Where
can I get these drivers from?
Regards - Shon
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> Is the Epson Stylus Color driver (stcolor) builtin with the Redhat 5.0
> dist.? Or do I need to recompile?
It isn't in the gs-5.10 RPM in /contrib (neither was epson) but may
be in the 'stock' gs in 5.0. I don't have that installed anymore so
can't check, but you can check for yourself by typi
> I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
> to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
> drivers and send it as well. I have tried several time to compile
I also noticed that it was missing the 'epson' driver.
It was fairly easy to get the source rpm,
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Casey Jones wrote:
> I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
> to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
If you're using an Epson Stylus Color 800, you should probably use the
"uniprint" driver from 5.10 (as the docs suggest). Don'
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