1 - Just a note: when using the LCD and an external monitor
simultaniously, according to my docs they both must run at the
speed of the LCD (65 MHz). I've never tried using a monitor
personally.
2 - Did you you add the alias line to your /etc/conf.modules?
RedHat 6.0 had a bug were the low level parallel port module
was not linked in properly, or something, so the lp port would
never work. You needed to add an "alias parport_lowlevel
parport_pc" line. If you don't the RedHat printtool will
report it can't find any lp devices and printers that are setup
appear to be correct but send their jobs into nothingness. As
for the print setup, I have a BJC-50 and use the BJC-600 driver
with the 24bit color mode instead of the 8?bit. It seems to
work better.
Adrian
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AT mime on 02/01/2000 12:44 AM PST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AT mime@CCMAIL
cc: (bcc: Adrian D Jensen/RWS/Raytheon/US)
Subject: Re: ext monitor
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Ahmad M. H. Justanieah wrote:
> hello Everyone
>
> I have a Trogon Q24+ laptop(PII366-14.1"-6.4GB). I almost had
no problem > but lack of experiance when I installed RedHat6.0.
Everything is working
> fine but two things:
Do your monitor & the screen both use whatever horizontal &
vertical frequency the X server runs on?
> 2- I havh a Canon BJC-5000. The printer is not responding to
any
> printing command. I try to print a one line text file but it
goes
> as if nothing happened. The printer works just fine when I'm
booted > in win98.
:-((. Join the club. I have a BJC4000. I read the printer
driver to use was the
BJC 600. I got that up on my laptop - s o r t o f, after
much hassle.
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Regards,
Declan Moriarty
