Hello to the 'super trooper' hplip team,
i will send you a little and positive report from the installation of the
hplip (last version).
Linux distribution : Gentoo 2007.0
MB : ASUS VIA 694XDP Dual Processor Chipset CUV4X-DLS
System : i686, dual p3, 1GHz
Ram : 4 GB
ATA : 3x 320 GB (ATA100)
SCSI : 4x 160 GB (160)
Grafics : Nvidia Geforce FX5200, 256MB
Monitor : 2x 17inch Philips Brilliance TFT, with
mutimedia-base
>From that type of pc i'am running 3 systems for 3 different users.
Printer : Deskjet 6620, via Ethernet connection
: Photosmart 130, via USB
: Photosmart 1215, parallel via port-1 on
Jetdirect ExPlus 3 (ethernet)
: Deskjet 870cxi, parallel via port-2 on Jetdirect
ExPlus 3 (ethernet)
: Officejet 590, Print, (FAX), Scan via port-1 on
OfficeConect Printserver (3com, ;-) )
Scanner : ScanJet 5370, via USB
All that HP stuff is running now perfect, after i have install the hplip.
All the time
it's running faster then a same system with installed windows (type what
ever).
Under gentoo i have found an 'ebuild'. I have changed all USE flags
(dependecies to hplip) and then 'emerge hplip'.
It was so easy to install and setup the whole stuff. In a half hour all my
hardware
was running and in the air. In the next morning all user was surprised
over that.
People, do this work in the future too, about you are very genius.
Best regards from the Netherlands
Mike-------------------------------------------------------------------------
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