The following worked for me: We are using a Gentoo fileserver. I connect my eeePC to our network via wireless.
Our network has both linux and other OS boxes connected, and use both wired and wireless connections. We have a HP laserjet1020 attached to our fileserver which we use to print from all computers in the house. On the eeePC, I go: Settings (tab) Printers (icon) Add (button) Network printer (radio button) Next (button) Network type: Other (radio button) in Name: whatever name I want Connection: Internet Printing Protocol (http) Path: http://fileserver:631/printers/Laserjet fileserver - this is the name of our fileserver, really! 631 - printer port ( CUPS? ) printers - this is the name of sharable directory (really!) that has our printer as seen from wi....s Laserjet - this is the name of the printer ( we're objective - not very creative ) Under set printer model, I used: Manufacturer: HP Model: Laserjet 1020 Driver: Foomatic + foo2zjs (recommended) ....and then print a test page. I hope this works for you, As for the ASUS eeePC, the kids haven't pried it off my lifeless fingers yet :-D Cheers, Edwin, Sr. Vik Olliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have a remote CUPS printer, a hplip-supported printer as it happens. My daughter has an Eee PC. Trying to get the two to communicate over the network is proving to be an issue. There is a very limited range of HP Printers in the Xandros distro, and remote CUPS support is minimal to say the least. Anyone had experience with setting up said situation under Xandros? I could always blow away all the Xandros printer stuff and put in honest-to-goodness Debian, but if it goes wrong crucifixion by daughter may result. She's become attached to "Eep". Vik :v)
