and
work in most cases. If you want a full gui install using only cd's you
would probably need 3-4 cd's. If you have a fast wlan connection you
could use disk one or one of the net-install iso's.
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> I have a system that I upgraded from woody. I grabbed Evolution this
> morning , yea!. The problem I have is the calendar only shows a view
> consecutive months, I would call it
ar
that I can drag to the right exposing the other views underneath, but
the year view remains partially visable. Dselect does not show any
broken packages, everthing else works great.
TIA
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table listed, there is nothing gained, security wise, by
upgrading to another version. As mentioned using Debian security is all
you need, esp if your system works for you now.
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eft it still in a read only state.
You would have to copy the contents elsewhere, add files/dir then run
mkisofs.
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ou wouldn't find that in official
Debian. So it depends. I don't know Suse but I would at least compare
the X & video card items. Suse also patches their kernels more? than
Debian does. They used to have some drivers (scsi) available that were
not available in the Debian kernel.
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> At 03:17 PM 2/16/2004, Greg Madden wrote:
> >Ping localhost doesn't use the nic, internal inerface.
>
> Ok.
>
> >Ping something else on your net.
>
> Nothin
an Face 2 Interface Inc 845-679-9387
> This Month's New Quiz --- Past Superbowl Winners
> Make a Website: http://face2interface.com/Home/Demo.shtml
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>
> Any clue ?
>
> Thanks for help
You may have the labels mixed up. The 'default=' is still the old
kernel. I would have to see how the links from '/' to /boot for the
kernels, to tell.
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creens combined with
> xinerama?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jan.
I would check the Matrox site. They used to support multiple monitors
with their card selection.
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booted directly
> from the CDROM ???
>
> 11) then do an installation from network using either Germany
> mirror or local mirror of 'testing'.
>
> If anyone can offer any advice, it'd be appreciated! Many thanks!
>
> Also, can anybody confirm: at the m
f
not, during the install you can select the module during the install.
Woody works just fine in Vmware.
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nt have to be new, or handle
> games, as i use consoles for that. but i want video playback, also, a
> nice resolution wouldn't be that bad.
>
> any suggestions?
I have never bought anything here but this is a great card, esp if you
use two monitors.
http://www.compuplus.com/insidepa
live)
>
> Marcel
The 'Intel Multirocessor Spec' (MPS 1.4) is set in the bios. I do think
it should be set to '1.4'. You can google MPS 1.4.
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owerful, particularly
> for the graphics (which are not the main difficulty of my project).
> Is this correct or does the higher Hz of the Dual G5 mean it is much
> faster than the UlraSparc
> Thanks,
> Angel
You might want to check to see if/how well Debian PPC suports the G5,
ore info needed to be
more helpful, except the .iso.temp file can still be used by the
program s don't delete them.
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at comes with Debian, my IPCOP box
uses a flavor of it, and it is on 24/7, without redials.
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comands, afaik.
>
> How might one add and a script /etc/rc#/hdparm? (Just take one of
> the other, leave the preambles and simply do hdparm?)
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HTH
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On Saturday 10 January 2004 06:07 pm, s. keeling wrote:
> Incoming from Greg Madden:
> > On Saturday 10 January 2004 04:04 pm, tripolar wrote:
> > > Recently when doing apt-get update I get failures from
> > > deb http://mir
es.list' from the fastest ones it finds. These are not
necessarily the ones geographically closest.
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nt apt-cdrom to each mount point. You will
always have to have each cdrom mounted on the same mount point for
dselect or apt-get to work though. A local mirror is a cleaner way but
I don't know how to get a mirror from the 7 cdroms.
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ught a set and wants to find out the release number.
>
> Regards,
There is a file, README.txt, located on the cd that mentions the
version.
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u could use jigdo do get
the new parts of r2 using your current cd's as a starting point. With
jigdo you can loop mount the old iso, jigdo copies files from there,
then goes as dl the rest.
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> I have been using debmiror for quite awhile. Recently it has stopped
> working, the last errors are the following:
> "project/trace/clos: project/trace/clos failed
> Failed
conections from the outside.
Any thoughts appreciated.
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On Saturday 27 December 2003 06:36 pm, Greg Madden wrote:
> On Saturday 27 December 2003 02:28 pm, Jeffrey L. Taylor wrote:
> > I have a box with a Tyan Thunder dual CPU MB. The two CPUs I have
> > are both 300MHz Pentium IIs. But one
86-smp from debian.org.
>
> TIA,
> Jeffrey
http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/19981215/sl2w8-01.html
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mixed versions
of deb packages, is to use the .tar.gz file from the vendor. I.E.
Mozilla provides Thunderbird.tar.gz package, untar it to /usr/local and
link the binary to /usr/local/bin, make sure /usr/local/bin is in your
path. This keeps your system clean as far as apt knows, you can
is x86 compatible. Once you do an
initial install there are kernel-images available for different CPU's,
686, 586, athlon etc. If you use dselect/aptitude you can look at the
different choices available.
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e it's time to scrap the old beast and reinstall
> debian. Or -- is there an easier path that I haven't tried?
>
> What are your opinions?
>
> --
> - David
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ll not supported by Sony. BTW, Debian just
worked :)
Its probably 'all about the money'
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endor to vedor and is nice to have working
in a laptop. The 2.4.23 kernel just fixed the 'reboot' issue on my Sony
laptop. Other than ACPI my Sony 'just' works with Debian, is that a
certification? :)
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ld use a version
of 'wine' (google>wine/codeweavers). It runs windows apps without
running the Windows OS, which is what you might want to do anyway.
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used to dealing with the GNU/Linux community for solutions.
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; modified i810) is pretty decent.
>
> -Roberto
The x86 architecture uses lots of power/electricity. You could try a
lower power solution such as PPC, of which the following is only one
example, and comes with Debian. The other well know vendor, for PPC, is
Apple.
http://www.pegasosppc
ommon (2.0.1+cvs.2003.11.07-2 Debian:unstable)
Conf abiword (2.0.1+cvs.2003.11.07-2 Debian:unstable)
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elmet.
>
> Mmm, raspberry swirl! Delicious!
>
> --
> monique
For a do-it yourself (sort-of) Debian Swirl go to Kinko's (print shop).
They do cut vinyl, fairly cheep, bring in a .esp logo from http://
debian.org/logos/. I put one on my work van :)
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> Jabootu's Minister of Proofreading
> http://www.jabootu.com
I thought Debian Security, for Woody, had an updated 2.4.18 kernel?
http://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/
debian-security-announce-2003/msg00212.html
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sting netinstall.iso that is being
developed. It is in the testing phase but worked here, and it uses a
2.4.2x kernel.\
http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/. The link to the Testing netinstall
cd's seems broken though.
Or a Knoppix cd.
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..smile.
>
> James E. Merritt
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't own one but a quick google/linux search doesn't turn up any
hits, and the Windows reviews I read said it dosesn't work well in
Windows, Not a good sign for a Winmodem :) Zoom makes som
ect the SCSI adapter, and that
> the installation can then not proceed. Is there someone who has used
> Knoppix with this hardware and willing to share his experiences?
>
> Thanks
> Ben
>
>
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/linux/options-matrix-all.html
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#x27; this to shrink a ntfs partion
(whole disk) to create free space for another OS. Google 'ntfsresize'
Use lilo, or your favorite bootloader to boot bothe OS's.
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me way,
hopefully remembering what they all where. If you use the '-s' option
with apt-get (apt-get -s install xxx) it will show you what is going to
happen witout actually installing aything.
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a package from
unstable you will also have to upgrade the libc6 libraries and maybe
other depends. I would try to build the package for Woody using
'apt-get source -b '. You will need to have unstable
sources in your '/etc/sources.list' file.
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an/dists/stable/main/binary-i386.
>
> What am I missing? How can there be NO dpkg's in
> stable?
>
>
> Drew
The packages are in ~/pool. You can search for packages at:
http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages
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ng/netinst/sarge-i386-netinst-
> >iso ?
>
> I forgot to specify that I mean the one that's dated Nov 9.
http://gluck.debian.org/cdimage/testing/netinst/i386/sarge-i386-netinst.iso
This one works here, it is dated Nov 9.
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> kspread ksysv ktimer kugar kuser kview kword libarts libkdenetwork1
> libkmid libkonq3 libvorbis0 secpolicy xmmsarts
>
> That looks pretty bad to me.
>
> Am I mistaken?
It depends, do you have KDE 2.x installed, or some other backport ? If
so KDE 3 went into testing about a
' in lilo, you will be presented with the various choices which
shows the differnt modes. Once you find the one you like you can edit
lilo and put it in 'vga=xxx'
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t other distros but its not a bad thing.
Ask those folks whether or not they have read the spec :)
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all Debian. Debian's release cycle is what RH &
suse are switching over to. The difficulty must be something other that
ever changing libraries or whatever. He could have just complained
about older versions of software.
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erial to upgrade?
>
> Haines
You need a source for Debian Security.Woody only gets updated through
the security site. i.e.
deb http://security.debian.org/ stable/updates main contrib non-free
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; What are we missing?
Modules:
scsi_mod = scsi support
sd_mod = scsi disk support
st = tape support
sr_mod = cdrom
In your case it looks like you need the tape & cdrom modules installed.
Your kernel must have the aicxxx module compiled into the kernel.
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, some or all?
has been backported to 2.4.22, afaik.
For a newer version of XFree or other packages that aren't in Woody you
need to use 'unofficial backports' of which there are quite a few sites
to choose from. http://www.apt-get.org/ has lists of these sites.
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'special' driver for a modern ATAPI drive. Load the IDE
drivers, a default on any non-scsi system, and you have all the drives
on an IDE controller covered.
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r Sid. I used the Net Install disk for Sarge, it had
an additional step available which I liked, you could install a new
kernel early on in the install process. This may be the speedup you are
looking for.
http://gluck.debian.org/cdimage/testing/netinst/
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t; might have excluded something that the kernel needs to set the dma.
> What kernel options do i need to have set in order to allow dma=1?
>
> Thanks.
> Benedict
Use this command to see what kernel options there are and what is
selected in your kernel config file located in /boot.
'
ot;stock" kernel, not
> a home-grown, for this machine.]
>
> Cheers, WB
I don't know, but I am curious as to what 'proc/cpuinfo' shows as to the
number of processors.
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-htl/
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on test releases of the kernel and (2.4.22 is at
> least in theory stable). thoughts? i really would rather downgrade my
> gcc than my kernel.
snip
I use the 2.4.22 on my laptop for the acpi support, compiled with the
woody gcc. the ide-scsi works fine also, the laptop burner works fine.
- -
would switch to OO.org if and when they add WP
> inport/export. It would be good to get one more person to rally
> OO.org for this.
> -Kev
http://freshmeat.net/projects/libwpd/?topic_id=857%2C70%2C131
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>
> Do you know where it's possible to get WP5.1 or WP6.0 disks, except
> on Ebay?
If anyone would know this site would, if it is still active.
http://www.wpuniverse.com/
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xlib6g, which has been replaced by libxaw6, libxaw6-dbg, & xlibs. I
installed these but there are not recognized as the replacement for
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anks,
>
> Eliot Stock.
I had this experience, tried the business card cd and found a lack of
nic card drivers for my card. Tried the netinstall cd and the boot
kernel didn't have my nic card module either but there is a new kernel
on this cd that you can install that has a full complimen
tp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/linux/devel/lang/java/blackdown.org/debia
> >n woody main non-free
> > deb ftp://ftp.tux.org/pub/java/debian woody main non-free
> >
> > # XCDRoast, cdrtools, pilot-link etc.
> > deb http://dc.deb.free.fr/debian/woody/binary-i386 ./
> >
&g
gain after running update-modules powering down and rebooting
> usb-uhci still gets loaded
>
> Help - any ideas on how to get this to work
>
> Lou Losee
You may need the USb 2.0 module. I used modconf to look at all the USB
stuff, USB 2 module= ehci-hcd.
This may be in addition t
e vendor is not the one providing the
driver, Linux developers are. I would venture a vendor won't guarantee
a product they don't produce.
I have seen the penquin on a few pieces of hardware I have bought.
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much info :)
other=/dev/sda8
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I would use 'apt-get dist-upgrade'
> 4. apt-get upgrade
> 5. apt-get install x-window-system
>
> Are these the best options?
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ore reliable and better for someone
> who wants bleeding-edge packages that have at least a
> safe level of critical bugs?
>
> =
> --Joey--
If 'bleeding-edge is what you want then unstable is the version to
use, i.e Testing has the same vesion of Evolution that Woody has,
ut everyone who downloads a Sid image must have this problem but I
> don't see anyone mentioning this, so what's going on here?
Uhmm.. might be a dumb suggestion, but do you have a i386 Sid cd. Sounds
like you may have dl'd an alpha iso.
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will have to also
build. You may need to run 'apt-get build-dep' in order to build your
package, you would get an error message to this effect.
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install one and forget about it.
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anded and sold for less. Cendyne(sp?)
repackages the Pioneer A105 dvd-r under the Cendyne label and chargers
quite a bit less.
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root but the group is user, and X won't start untill I chgrp to root.
Problem is this is a manual intervention and it then boots straight to
KDE so I can't choose Wmaker.
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cannot connect to X server key :0.0
>
> I have been able to logon to the internet as "root" using "pon" and
> "poff"
>
> Any and all help appreciated.
>
> Bill.
I think it is a permission issue. You need to be in the gr
Debian closed down?
Uninstall XDM and install KDM, if you installed the task x-window-system
you will have to uninstall that first, it is only a meta-package, will
not affect other apps.
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> Fre
.5-11.2 is installed
> E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f.
>
> What is the problem I have here? What should I do?
>
>
>
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> Hooman
> A newbie in Linux world
I am not familiar with Nvidia stuff,..but libc 2.3.1 is not from Debian
Stable/Wood
or kernel issue, most kernels by default are
setup to handle atapi drives. That said I like to have hwtools & hdparm
installed on IDE systems.
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> Louie Miranda
I use 'dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86' to configure my Matrox card.
Also the V & H are ranges, i.e. v=30-97, h=50-160, unless you are using
a LCD.
In Woody there is a tool for configuring the Matrox dual head card:
mgapd
onfigure this way. AFAIk having a cd reader & cd-recorder on the same
bus and copying from one & burning to the other can cause the issue you
mention. If this is the case, DMA or scsi emulation need to be used.
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laster, it is woody on a thinkpad570, which I believe has a
> Cirrus Logic CS 4614 Chip (but I don't know as it's second user kit
> with no documentation).
'lspci' will give you any info on whats attched to the pci bus. If your
sound isn't on an ISA bus this will
ebian
> DIST=unstable
> DELETE=yes
> with the same behavior
>
> Any hints?
>
> Thanks,
> Patrick.
Dunno, I use apt-move a little differently. 'apt-move get' to sync the
packages.gz file, then 'apt-move move' I would try 'not' using th
both kernels unable to boot the box, kernel panic error
message. A question from all this: can I add 'initrd=initrd.img' as an
option in lilo.conf but not in the stanza'a mentioned above ?
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, i think
> that the problem is under my configuraton.
>
> Can anyone help me to solve this problem?
>
> Regards,
> James Ng
As mentioned don't mount the cd's or DVD's. Xine looks for a movie disk in
/dev/dvd, you can configure Xine to play from your device.
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home of course
>
> What do the other think?
I would think any file system that the system doesn't write to. This would
also include /usr/local and /opt. Though on some distro's /opt gets
software installed, I don't think sharing it would affect any particul
;
> Ghe Rivero
First reply to a Google :)
http://people.debian.org/~blade/XFS-Install/
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> Dan Collis Puro
> GeekUprising Internet Consultants
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Install the package 'hwtools'. This puts a script into /etc/init.d where you
can put hdparm options, the hwtools script comes with some hdparm options.
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that are available for the
install, or read the install instructions on the first screen that pops up
when you boot from cdrom. I assume you are installing from a cdrom.
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you /etc/apt/sources.list file and 'apt-get' to download
the source packages.
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ou have a system that installs XP from a
restore disk, not an OEM copy, you will need to resize the XP partition
using 'ntfsresize', then install Debian in the free space.
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> Need to get 284kB of archives. After unpacking 28.3MB will be freed.
> Do you want to continue? [Y/n/e/d/v/action/?] n
> Abort.
> gnu:~#
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> Kind Regards,
> Jakob Sandholm
AFAIKT, abiword is not in testing. My testing s
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> Felix Natter
> Linux from *scratch* (www.gnu.org/software/emacs)
You can try to build the packages from source. Setup apt-pinning
(/etc/apt/preferences) file. Use 'apt-get source -b -t
'. If there are not a lot of depends
it could work without breaking woody.
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http://www.novell.com/linux/
Something to do to kill some time at work.
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r id (first one being 0)
b == SCSI channel on hostadapter (first one being 0)
c == ID
d == LUN (first one being 0)
See the SCSI-Programming-HOWTO for more details."
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; program for windows (not command
>line).
> 5. What/where is /dev/null? It used to be "nul" in WIN9X
>
> Thank you for any clue.
>
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witch to CUPS if that is necessary.
>
> -Roberto Sanchez
http://www.linuxprinting.org/
I use a Brother 1270N, cups has a driver for it , it has a nic card and
picks up an IP address from my dhcp server. I like having a nic card in the
printer for sharing on a network.
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it appears you had LPR stuff installed at the same time. Start fresh,
purge all printing systems except cups. It looks like you are not using
Woody so I can't say how to fix the conflicts issue.
Cups uses a different printcap file, /etc/printcap.cups. I
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