On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 20:23, Dave wrote: > Hi folks, > > Anyone on the list use this product ???? > > want to set up a printer that sues serial com2 (stty1 or is it ttys1 ???)
It's actually /dev/ttyS1 Now check that you have the baud rates the same for both the printer and the computer serial port using:- stty -F /dev/ttyS1 If you don't get something like this;- [EMAIL PROTECTED] drivers]# stty -F /dev/ttyS0 speed 9600 baud; line = 0; -brkint -imaxbel then you have kernel problems. Please cut, paste and post the exact words of the error message. > tried sending a small 3 word file to ttys1 with command cat file.txt > > /dev/ttys1 with the hopes that it's at least print but didn't (did this via > kde 2.0, in at the terminal). > > now i want to print via crossover using a windose driver to see if it'll > work but don't know how. > > ps just installed corssover and know sweet stuff all about it ( know it's > part of wine project etc). Let's get it going properly from Linux first. After you have got the serial port and printer talking then we need to ensure that the printspooler is working. btw, what distribution are you using? -- C. S.
