Roger Leigh wrote: > Stefan Hirschmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >> Roger Leigh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote >> >> >>> You probably don't have the "lp" driver loaded. Try "modprobe lp" and >>> then restart cups "sudo invoke-rc.d cupsys restart". If that was >>> missing, you should have /dev/lp0 (if it didn't exist and you are >>> using udev). Printing should now work. >>> >> I have done so. Now there is no error message any more, but instead of >> printing only a few lines controll characters are printed. >> > > OK. The parallel port driver is now OK, so all that remains is > configuring the printer correctly. I would suggest that you go to > https://localhost:631/admin/ and add a new printer from scratch. Note > down what you do at each staage, and if this still doesn't configure > correctly, let us know all the steps you took, and what happened at > each step. >
OK. The steps were: (I have a German version but try to translate. If I am unsure I write the German word) 1. delete all the printers 2. "verwaltung" - add printer 3. Name HPLaser 4. Continue 5. Device LPT #1 6. as modell choosed HP LaserJet PCL 6 CUPS(en) 7. klicked add printer and logged in as root 8. Message that printer was added succesfull 9. klicked on printer and printed a test page. 10. seeing that only senseless things are printed. This is what I have done. If you want to have any logfiles, just ask. Stefan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
