Is this printer on the network, or a local setup?
If it is on the network -- check if your/it's IP address, etc are configured
correctly. Are you able to access other machines from your machine? Are
other machines able to access the printer?
If it's a local setup == check dmesg for peripheral devices. If it's a
standard printer, FreeBSD might have (hopefully) detected it.
Just guesses. None of these might work out.
Pavan Balaji,
Intel Corporation
"Only the Paranoid Survive" -- Andy Grove
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mehmet emin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 4:01 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: help !!!
>
>
> hi,
> i am a student at Fatih University in Turkey.
> i have an important problem with freeBSD.
> these days , i am doing my summer internship,
> and using freeBSD. i am learning freeBSD these days.
> i have to setup our printer in freeBSD.
> we are not able to use the printer.
> i have to setup it.
> i have read your handbook, and tried to do what is written,
> but didn't work.
> i logged in as root.
> then looked at the ports (lpt0, lpt1, lpt2). used this
> command: " ./MAKEDEV lpt0 " (also tried for lpt1 and lpt2)
> whiile i was in the directory /dev.
> then i tried some other things written in the page, but
> nothing worked.
> (XEROX DocuPrint P8e)
> please help me to setup the printer,
> thanks
> Mehmet Emin ISIK
>
> 07010006 mehmet emin ���k
>
>
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