First I want to say that printer installation has really improved
since I last got a new printer a few years ago. In fact, I would
even say that installing my new HP 8610 on Mageia and Raspberry PI
(Raspbian) was even faster and easier than on Windows.
But I did encounter something strange
On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 1:31 AM, E.S. Rosenberg
esr+linux...@g.jct.ac.il wrote:
2013/8/19 Gilboa Davara gilb...@gmail.com:
snip
beyond the blood-like ink prices
/snip
I'm pretty sure blood is actually cheaper then ink here in Israel (the
price of one serving [a half a liter I think] of
I have to concur with Hetz, I have gone through absolute hell with
non-hp printers and their support of drivers.
HP at least has an officially supported OSS driver project and drivers
that generally function
The best is to use linuxprinting.org to check if the printer has good
(preferably OSS
2013/8/19 Gilboa Davara gilb...@gmail.com:
snip
beyond the blood-like ink prices
/snip
I'm pretty sure blood is actually cheaper then ink here in Israel (the
price of one serving [a half a liter I think] of blood product for a
hospital is about 178 NIS)
and in most cases
the printer simply works out of the box.
FWIW I've I currently have / use 4 different HP printers:
- LaserJet 1212MFP (Works just fine as a printer and scanner, fax
firmware is problematic).
- OfficeJet 6700 (Two days old. No comments thus far).
- OfficeJet 5784 (4.5 [!] years
On 8/19/2013 10:35 AM, Gilboa Davara wrote:
Beyond the obvious (cups, x/sane), HPLIP toolbox more or less mirror's
the HP Window toolbox minus the all the bloatware and in most cases
the printer simply works out of the box.
If you download the CORPORATE windows drivers for your HP printer you
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 11:05 AM, Geoffrey S. Mendelson
geoffreymendel...@gmail.com wrote:
If you download the CORPORATE windows drivers for your HP printer you get it
without the bloatware.
True, but even the HP corporate drivers tend to be big, slow and have
a fairly complex installation
Hi,
Thanks to all for your replies. Based on them and reviews, I've decided on
an HP Officejet Pro 8600+ (710 NIS, picking it up this evening). Will let
the honorable forum know if I find any surprises with this, for better or
worse.
Cheers,
Rony
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אתם מוזמנים לבקר אותנו בבלוג היעוץ שלנו
2013/8/19 Gilboa Davara gilb...@gmail.com:
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 11:05 AM, Geoffrey S. Mendelson
geoffreymendel...@gmail.com wrote:
If you download the CORPORATE windows drivers for your HP printer you get it
without
Greetings,
My trusty HP all-in-one has finally gone to the great bit-bucket in the sky
after one of the scanner lid hinges broke, and I'm looking for a
replacement.
This is for home use: Color printing is required by family members. Other
than that, I'd like network connectivity (pref. via
I would say that today it's anything but HP - unless things changed
for the better during the last two or so years.
I am an happy user of the Brother MFC-490W printer-FAX-scanner-copier.
--- Omer
On Sun, 2013-08-18 at 10:29 +0300, ronys wrote:
Greetings,
My trusty HP all-in-one has
On Sun, 2013-08-18 at 10:41 +0300, Omer Zak wrote:
I would say that today it's anything but HP - unless things changed
for the better during the last two or so years.
I am an happy user of the Brother MFC-490W printer-FAX-scanner-copier.
OOPS, I
:
On Sun, 2013-08-18 at 10:41 +0300, Omer Zak wrote:
I would say that today it's anything but HP - unless things changed
for the better during the last two or so years.
I am an happy user of the Brother MFC-490W printer-FAX-scanner-copier.
OOPS, I meant
On 18/08/13 10:41, Omer Zak wrote:
I would say that today it's anything but HP - unless things changed
for the better during the last two or so years.
Please elaborate.
Shachar
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On 18/08/13 10:29, ronys wrote:
Greetings,
My trusty HP all-in-one has finally gone to the great bit-bucket in
the sky after one of the scanner lid hinges broke, and I'm looking for
a replacement.
This is for home use: Color printing is required by family members.
Other than that, I'd like
connectivity (pref. via Ethernet,
not WiFi), and of course Linux-friendliness.
I got myself a new printer/scanner for exactly the same reason a few
weeks ago.
I don't know where anything but HP comes from. I got another HP, and
just like the previous one it worked right out of the box, no issues
-490W printer-FAX-scanner-copier.
* Can you enlighten us where did you get the drivers? (for ALL functions).
* I did google'd and found deb/rpm BINARIES for this printer in
Brother's site.
* Are there FOSS-licensed sources? (not hidden behind click-walls) --
this is the only interesting question
Subject: Re: printer
Message-ID: 20120922195817.60207997@
shlomo1.solomon
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
Tom and Guy - since you both mentioned printers that do scan when
there's no ink, I'd be happy to know what specific models. And it goes
without saying that the scanning must
On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 12:58 PM, Shlomo Solomon
shlomo.solo...@gmail.comwrote:
Tom and Guy - since you both mentioned printers that do scan when
there's no ink, I'd be happy to know what specific models. And it goes
without saying that the scanning must work under Linux.
Mine is Brother
Keep in mind that if you print mostly black and white (greyscale) documents
that a laser printer is MUCH cheaper when you consider the price of toner /
cartridges. Also, inkjet printers use up the color cartridge even if you
only print only greyscale documents (why?).
In both laser and inkjet
to fix and buy Toner etc.). Make note of some of the
models you find interesting and check them against this resource:
OpenPrinting Printer List http://openprinting.org/printers
My mom bought the following printer:
Samsung SCX4623F http://www.zap.co.il/model.aspx?modelid=745898 and she
is very
them against this
resource:
OpenPrinting Printer List http://openprinting.org/printers
My mom bought the following printer:
Samsung SCX4623F http://www.zap.co.il/model.aspx?modelid=745898 and
she is very pleased. Haven't tried it with Linux though... This
specific model isn't
On a related note, do you know if the scanning and faxing on this (or
any other) printer works when there's no ink? My scanner died and I
thought of buying a multi-function as a replacement, since all the
scanners I found were expensive. But I do VERY little
printing and don't want to be forced
On 09/19/2012 06:45 PM, Constantine Shulyupin wrote:
Which multifunctional printer for home (SOHO) would you recommend to
purchase from available currently in Israel?
Which store network?
Thanks
Mac OsX uses CUPS for printing, so, lately, pretty much all of them are
supported. YMMV, of course
On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 9:25 AM, Shlomo Solomon shlomo.solo...@gmail.comwrote:
On a related note, do you know if the scanning and faxing on this (or
any other) printer works when there's no ink? My scanner died and I
thought of buying a multi-function as a replacement, since all the
scanners
Which multifunctional printer for home (SOHO) would you recommend to
purchase from available currently in Israel?
Which store network?
Thanks
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On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 6:45 PM, Constantine Shulyupin
co...@makelinux.co.il wrote:
Which multifunctional printer for home (SOHO) would you recommend to
purchase from available currently in Israel?
Which store network?
I have HP OfficeJet 4500 works great with Ubuntu, I don't remember any
I have good experience with Brother MFC-490CW. It combines ink jet
color printing, photocopying, scanning and FAXing.
There is a separate ink cartridge for each color - total 4.
--- Omer
On Wed, 2012-09-19 at 18:45 +0300, Constantine Shulyupin wrote:
Which multifunctional printer for home
Get a laser printer, HP and Brother are Linux friendly, but check available
models online. I have used both with Linux.
Not sure about Israel, in the US you pay for the ink more than for the
printer. Especially if you don't use it much, it dries and dies anyway. And
the printer is not programmed
I have installed the latest version of Samba (3.5.8) to work as a print
server.
When installing a new printer from Windows/7 , and supplying the driver name
from Samba server, the printer name gets changed
to driver name.
The only fix to this , is to go the share tab of windows , copy the share
On 23/12/2009 21:01, Oron Peled wrote:
On Wednesday, 23 בDecember 2009 17:26:09 Michael Vasiliev wrote:
Not all HP MFT's are born equal. Mine is not partially supported in
linux (no scanning support by sane and no duplexing support by hplip)
Care to elaborate? (exact model, so
and fully supports SANE.
Thanks,
Hetz
2009/12/21 Elazar Leibovich elaz...@gmail.com
mailto:elaz...@gmail.com
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that
the photocopying and the faxing capabiities can be used
autonomously, even when
,
We had this discussion a month ago here on this mailing list. HP's
solution working really well under Linux and fully supports SANE.
Thanks,
Hetz
2009/12/21 Elazar Leibovich elaz...@gmail.com
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying and the faxing
On Wednesday, 23 בDecember 2009 17:26:09 Michael Vasiliev wrote:
Not all HP MFT's are born equal. Mine is not partially supported in
linux (no scanning support by sane and no duplexing support by hplip)
Care to elaborate? (exact model, so others can avoid it).
--
Oron Peled
Not all HP MFT's are born equal. Mine is not partially supported in linux
(no scanning support by sane and no duplexing support by hplip)
Which model?
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/12/21 Elazar Leibovich elaz...@gmail.com
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying and the faxing capabiities can be used autonomously, even when
the computer is off) which works reasonably well with linux?
Going through the exhaustive scanners list
On Mon, 2009-12-21 at 09:03 +0200, Elazar Leibovich wrote:
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying and the faxing capabiities can be used autonomously, even
when the computer is off) which works reasonably well with linux?
Going through the exhaustive
2009/12/21 Elazar Leibovich elaz...@gmail.com:
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying and the faxing capabiities can be used autonomously, even when
the computer is off) which works reasonably well with linux?
Going through the exhaustive scanners list
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying and the faxing capabiities can be used autonomously, even when
the computer is off) which works reasonably well with linux?
Going through the exhaustive scanners list in SANE's site, and matching
every model with its
Hi Elazar,
We had this discussion a month ago here on this mailing list. HP's solution
working really well under Linux and fully supports SANE.
Thanks,
Hetz
2009/12/21 Elazar Leibovich elaz...@gmail.com
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying
on this mailing list. HP's solution
working really well under Linux and fully supports SANE.
Thanks,
Hetz
2009/12/21 Elazar Leibovich elaz...@gmail.com
Can anyone recommend a combined scanner and printer (so that the
photocopying and the faxing capabiities can be used autonomously, even
I have an HP printer/fax/scanner here. Nice piece of HW. I connected it to the
wireless network, and under Windows it's a charm.
Under linux, I can print to it from the network. They have this nice web
interface from which you you can scan, I did not manage to get the scanner
working directly
On Friday, 23 בOctober 2009 13:09:31 Diego Iastrubni wrote:
I have an HP printer/fax/scanner here. Nice piece of HW. I connected it
to the wireless network, and under Windows it's a charm.
Model?
My HP Officejet 6313 is connected to the network (I didn't want
the wireless model due to security
Hi Oron,
See comments inline:
On Friday 23 October 2009 13:49:08 you wrote:
On Friday, 23 בOctober 2009 13:09:31 Diego Iastrubni wrote:
(I should fix kmail's translation...)
the wireless model due to security:
Whats wrong about WPA2+do not broadcast the SSID?
Model?
My HP Officejet 6313
Omer,
Check out http://www.linuxprinting.org/ or go directly to
http://www.openprinting.org/printer_list.cgi (you can get to it from
the first link if you go to fatabase - Printers).
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Hello Oleg,
Thanks for the link. However my purpose in asking for recommendations
was to get feedback from actual people, who actually print under Linux.
When buying the CX3200, I vetted it using Linux compatibility guides and
it indeed proved to be compatible (both printing and scanning).
I got fed up with the ink-guzzling behavior of my Epson Stylus CX3200
and would like to buy a new printer. And of course, it needs to be
fully supported by Linux.
Which manufacturers are OK today (for example, is Lexmark X2620,
currently offered in a sale by Bezeq, OK)?
Which printer/s available
cheap: the top of the line (8500 Pro AIO)
costs 900 NIS
Thanks,
Hetz
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 9:13 PM, Omer Zak w...@zak.co.il wrote:
I got fed up with the ink-guzzling behavior of my Epson Stylus CX3200
and would like to buy a new printer. And of course, it needs to be
fully supported by Linux
+1 for HP.
We now have a 7230 all-in-one with saparate ink cartridges but what I
like most about it is that it's a network printer so it serves all
computers in the house without being dependent on my linus desktop and
I can even send photos to print directly from my mobile (did it once).
Price
feedback from
someone I work for that their HP printer (not sure which model) drivers
needed 300MB(!) of free disk space to install. That's what I call
abusing, but hey - Windows users should not be surprised too much, I
guess, but rather accept the verdict and follow the masses quietly
Hi,
- HP drivers for Windows can indeed be a pain. I've heard feedback from
someone I work for that their HP printer (not sure which model) drivers
needed 300MB(!) of free disk space to install. That's what I call
abusing, but hey - Windows users should not be surprised too much, I
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 09:51:15AM +0200, Boaz Rymland wrote:
- HP drivers for Windows can indeed be a pain. I've heard feedback from
someone I work for that their HP printer (not sure which model) drivers
needed 300MB(!) of free disk space to install. That's what I call
abusing, but hey
That's not really true. The 300mb package includes all sorts of extras
including scanning programs, web publishing, OCR, etc.
AFAIK, you can't seperate them from just the printer drivers.
Actually you have basically 2 options:
1. You can download the basic package driver from HP's web
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
I agree with the observation that HP is the best of the major printer
manufacturers with respect to Linux. I recently purchased a Canon iP4300 and
had to make do, at first, with using
Hi Michael,
I agree with the observation that HP is the best of the major printer
manufacturers with respect to Linux. I recently purchased a Canon iP4300 and
had to make do, at first, with using one third party driver for monochrome
printing and another for color. Only lately has Canon
HP OfficeJet 5610
I'm very happy with it.
#
On Wednesday 12 March 2008, Boaz Rymland wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking into buying an all-in-one printer.
I'll probably go for ink printer since I don't print too much and
printing color output would be useful. The required/preferred specs
On 3/12/08, Boaz Rymland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking into buying an all-in-one printer.
I have had an HP (6213, I believe - I am not next to it so i can't
check) for quite some time.
I'll probably go for ink printer since I don't print too much and
printing color output
Hi,
I'm looking into buying an all-in-one printer.
I'll probably go for ink printer since I don't print too much and
printing color output would be useful. The required/preferred specs are:
- having good printer drivers under Linux.
- working scanner functionality under Linux is highly
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 02:15:52PM +0200, Boaz Rymland wrote:
- having good printer drivers under Linux.
Fairly easy to find.
- working scanner functionality under Linux is highly desirable.
Look up the SANE pages. Pay special attention to features you want
or need. For example one scanner
On 12/03/2008, Boaz Rymland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking into buying an all-in-one printer.
I'll probably go for ink printer since I don't print too much and
printing color output would be useful. The required/preferred specs are:
- having good printer drivers under Linux
On Wed, 2008-03-12 at 14:15 +0200, Boaz Rymland wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking into buying an all-in-one printer.
I'll probably go for ink printer since I don't print too much and
printing color output would be useful.
Avoid Epson Stylus CX3200 and similar printers.
While all of its functions
On 12/03/2008, Omer Zak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Avoid Epson Stylus CX3200 and similar printers.
While all of its functions work under Linux, it was designed to waste
ink. Each power cycling wastes some ink.
Also, its ink cartridges contain a chip preventing them from refilled.
If
On Wednesday, 12 בMarch 2008, Boaz Rymland wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking into buying an all-in-one printer.
...
If you can share some of your experience that would be great!
Generally, all HP printers are supported in Linux.
I currently have an Officejet-6313 and before that
had an PSC series one
great using SANE.
There should be a way to send a fax directly but I did not find it.
The printer also contains card reader that works great under Linux.
I can second Ori's testimony with a PSC 2410 we have for two years and
works perfectly.
That said, I just noticed that a colour laser
in the
asterisk hardware thread. Could you please write a new mail every time
you mean to start a new thread? Sorry again.
Meir Michanie wrote:
Office depot is selling a laser printer samsung 1610 (350 shekel after
refund)
It is a truly plug and play with ubuntu and cups. A total different
experience from
On Wednesday 24 October 2007, Shlomo Solomon wrote:
I'm also looking for a laser printer. My current favourite is the Xerox
3117, but I haven't bought it yet. It's under 300 shekels on ZAP and gets
great reccomendations. As I understand, it works in Linux (although it
seems CUPS recognizes
Office depot is selling a laser printer samsung 1610 (350 shekel after
refund)
It is a truly plug and play with ubuntu and cups. A total different
experience from lexmark that rather you needed to install their own
closed driver or emulate an HP printer
Meir,
You might want to check which cartidge do you get with the printer
(make sure it's not some sort of economic cartridge which means it
is less then half full), and you should also check how much a
replacement cartidge costs..
You really don't want to buy a 350NIS laser printer, only
On the Lexmark 232 I printed thousands of pages with one catridge.
On the second catridge the printer start chunking on paper.
for 350 I will not cry if I have to throw it away. It is far better
deal that buying any ink jet printer.
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Meir,
You might want to check which
I'm also looking for a laser printer. My current favourite is the Xerox
3117, but I haven't bought it yet. It's under 300 shekels on ZAP and gets
great reccomendations. As I understand, it works in Linux (although it seems
CUPS recognizes it as a Samsung ml-1210). Here's a link
needed not only to set
permissions on /dev/usb/lp0 but also to set the right URI for the
printer.
The previous udev rule for the printer was (after fixing syntax errors
immediately after upgrade from Debian Sarge to Debian Etch):
KERNEL==lp[0-9]*, SYSFS{serial}==xx,
SYSFS{manufacturer
On 1/20/07, Dan Kenigsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List,
I fail to set up SMB printers on my FC6 box.
system-config-printer seems to add the printer well, and reports that the
printer is accessible.
I can connect and print to the remote printer with smbclient and with
/usr/lib/cups
On Sat, Jan 20, 2007 at 11:08:37AM +0200, ik wrote:
I had a similar problem, and it turned out that foomatic crashes the
printer drivers every time cups wishes to start actually do something
with the job (that is not a queue).
Look at /tmp/ and see if you have a foomatic.error or something
Dear List,
I fail to set up SMB printers on my FC6 box.
system-config-printer seems to add the printer well, and reports that the
printer is accessible.
I can connect and print to the remote printer with smbclient and with
/usr/lib/cups/backend/smb. I can send jobs to cups with lpr
god you only need the left mouse button.
(Geoff, when was the last time you set up CUPS? :-)
[The following is tested on Debian Sarge, YMMV]
It's fine for the initial setup. However the cups web interface is a
pain to use for simple modifications in the printer config. For
instance, if you
was the last time you set up CUPS? :-)
[The following is tested on Debian Sarge, YMMV]
It's fine for the initial setup. However the cups web interface is a
pain to use for simple modifications in the printer config. For
instance, if you got something a bit wrong in the URL, you'll have to go
Hi,
We have at office a printer which is connected directly to the LAN.
(It is **not** connected as
a slave for any PC). It has a local IP address.
Is there a way to print to this printer from a linux client ?
I know that there is a linux driver for this printer.
(But I am not talking of course
On Fri, Mar 10, 2006 at 12:42:32PM +0200, Rafi Gordon wrote:
Hi,
We have at office a printer which is connected directly to the LAN.
(It is **not** connected as
a slave for any PC). It has a local IP address.
Is there a way to print to this printer from a linux client ?
I know
Sure you can.
you can set things up with CUPS, or if you want the real easy way, use
KDE printer configurations. Let KDE printer configuration scan your IP
address range (or tell it directly what is the printer's IP address).
Also, most of the times the port to talk to the printer's IP address
On Friday 10 March 2006 13:20, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
CUPS is very tricky to set up,
Yeah, it's at least 10 mouse clicks, not all of them on the next button.
Thank god you only need the left mouse button.
(Geoff, when was the last time you set up CUPS? :-)
Geoff.
- Aviram
Hi,
This is probably trivial, but after GOOGLEing for half an hour, I've given up.
I wanted to show a friend (a Windows user) how easy using KDE is. Among other
things, I wanted to show him **drag-and-drop** printing. But then I
discovered that I don't have a printer icon on the desktop. I
shlomo Solomon wrote:
Hi,
This is probably trivial, but after GOOGLEing for half an hour, I've given up.
I wanted to show a friend (a Windows user) how easy using KDE is. Among other
things, I wanted to show him **drag-and-drop** printing. But then I
discovered that I don't have a printer icon
. But then I
discovered that I don't have a printer icon on the desktop. I know it
existed in previous versions of MDK, and I never noticed that the icon
was missing from my MDK 10.1, since I've never had the need to use
**drag-and-drop** printing.
How can I create the icon? I've tried
I'm running Linux at home and my wife's computer has the printer,
she's running Win XP. I shared her printer, but I can't seem to
configure/find the printer on her machine. I tried the wizard in Red
Hat to add a new SMB printer, but it never comes back with the
printer, and I can't seem to find
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To: linux-il@linux.org.il
Subject: Printing from Linux to a Windows XP Shared Printer
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 12:18:20 +0300
I'm running Linux at home and my wife's computer has the printer,
she's running Win XP. I shared her printer, but I
Oleg , thanks for the info , however what I am trying to do or more accurate
need to do is slightly different:
I am getting a pdf file which I need to convert to PCL printed file, and not
sent directly to the printer , because it has to be pipe
to another program or to be more precise
softkol [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oleg , thanks for the info , however what I am trying to do or more accurate
need to do is slightly different:
I am getting a pdf file which I need to convert to PCL printed
file, and not sent directly to the printer , because it has to be
pipe
Hi,
I'm trying to setup my printer. I'm using Mepis+KDE 3.2.3.
I opened Start menu ( the KDE logo) - System - Settings - Printing
Manager, that opened up a window called Configure - Printing
Manager.
There I used a wizard to setup my printer (uses CUPS). The problem is,
this wizard has a test page
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 16:02:18 -0500, Offer Kaye wrote:
like brightness, contrast etc., all with values between 0-1. The
problem is, I don't know what I should choose as settings, so I won't
get a black page.
Okay, found the answer at:
1. Which printer, driver, CUPS package version?
2. When you print from an app, what does Print Review show?
3. Did you try to change the page color (if your printer is color
printer)?
4. How does the printer behave when connected to another PC and/or
printed to from another OS or a different
Hi ,
I need a way to send a file using CUPS lpr to file rather to a printer.
I have tried every list of Linux , but to no avail.
Any ideas?
Best Regards,
Israel Shikler
Phone : 972-3-5348938
Mobile : 972-52-8885100
Fax: 972-3-5348967
softkol [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need a way to send a file using CUPS lpr to file rather to a
printer.
I am not sure I understand this. In my mind, printing to a file is
equivalent to converting the original file into PostScript. Is this
what you are trying to do? Why do you insist
Hi,
My mouse freezes when I turn my printer (an Epson Stylus CX3200,
actually a Multi-Function device) off. In other words, the on-screen
pointer will not move even though I move my mouse, and even though the
mouse still receives power (is still lighted)
I'm using Mandrake 10.0 and an IntelliMouse
Check for hardware problems with your USB subsystem.
1. Are the printer and mouse connected via the same USB hub?
2. If yes, does the hub get power from its own power supply?
3. What happens if you unplug and replug the mouse?
4. If your PC has more than one USB connector, what happens if you
I had a similar problem: USB mouse freeze when moving the mouse and
while Control key is pressed.
Googling on the net I found similar problem, and the solution was to
turn of legacy USB emulation in BIOS.
Thanks,
Gregory.
To
I really don't understand your sarcasm. I guess you are making a fool of
me but I still didn't get it.
Yet I do not know how to fix the problem. Is it a driver issue or merely
a setup issue I did not do correctly?
Omer Zak wrote:
Of course, the printer driver is having a serious problem
Hello David,
I apologize if you were offended by my sarcasm-sounding message.
It was not my intention.
My intention was only to laugh about the situation - that someone has a
problem with none other than a printer driver!!! Several years after RMS
had his printer driver problem.
Anyway
I don't understand the sarcasm either. Sarcasm is the cheapest form of wit.
I have a similar setup with Win 98 SE clients using an HP 5550 on a
Linux/Samba setup. (For what it's worth, I'm using SuSE 9.1, kernel
2.6.5-7.111, KDE 3.2 and Samba 3.0.2a-5.1)
1. Set up your printer under Linux
Thank you for your reply but,
It seems to me you confused things.
The printer is physically attached to a MS machine and is shared. It
works OK on the MS machine. All I want to do is use it from my Linux. I
do not see what it has to do with samba server part.
As it seems to me, the files I want
On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 12:11:30PM +0200, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
I don't understand the sarcasm either. Sarcasm is the cheapest form of wit.
Omer did not intend to be saracastic, he only refered to Richard
Stallman, who quit MIT after getting a printer with no source for
the printer driver, being
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