Could someone walk me through the process of getting this printer up and
running under fbsd? It's connected via USB. I know the connection is
good because the printer generates output. The output is garbage,
however. I don't know if I have printcap entry for this printer correct.
I'm installed
Howdy, folks.
I'm wishing, I am, to get an Epson Photo Stylus 1270 working on a USB
port. I know the connection is working due to output. However, the
output is not what I want. It's garbage.
I created a simple printcap entry by cloning an existing entry and
changing the parameters
I am getting a Sony DSC-F717 digital camera and I'm wondering if there
are any software tools under fbsd to get the images off of it via USB?
Also, does anyone know if there is similar for reading memory sticks via
a USB memory stick reader or whatever they're called?
Thanks,
Alex
To
Chad,
I'm not familiar with USB storage devices. I have a USB scanner and
printer and that's the extent of my experience with USB under any OS.
Could explain in more detail what you do? Then again I'm asking this in
part out of time constraints: I haven't looked at mounting a USB device
in the
Chad,
Thanks again. That helps. In another post David Kelly suggest gphoto2 in
ports/graphics. I looked into this and it does support the DSC-F707. So,
perhaps it will work with the F717, too. Also, it supports your camera.
I think I will try both approaches and see how they compare. Of course
Radzinschi
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Jonathan,
Could you provide the code?
hello world can't be top secret, can it? ;-)
Alex
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Hi all,
I just compiled a 'hello world' in objective c on a box with gcc but no
GNUstep. I'm using the compile
Matt,
It's unclear from your post whether you mean to find files that
*contain* foo or files where foo is in the filename. Here are the
two scenarios acted out.
[1] Remove files that contain foo.
cd directory/where/files/reside
grep -r -i foo ./*
cd'ing into where the files are is
Yes. However, if you have custom kernel configuration files in
/usr/src/sys/i368/conf, then save them some place safe if you have not
done this already. Then remove with
rm -rf /usr/src/*
This will leave the /usr/src directory.
An alternative is to tar and compress /usr/src with
tar czf
Wow. This has been extremely useful to me, too. I have virtually the
same setup and problem.
If I'm understanding what you [Dr Seaman] are saying, if I analyze the
dns packet data, I might be able to determine if my ISP's DNS software
is broken? I would like to try this because I have a suspicion
Thanks to the list for such great information.
I have installed mta and am currently running it. How to interpret the
data correctly is the next step. I'm looking into bind. After this I
might look into djbdns. I'm digesting.
Thanks again. And this wasn't even my question originally!
: )
Alex
When you say, release build, I'm assuming you mean a kernel and base
system. If this is the case, then, yes. It's pretty easy.
[1] place your custom configuration in /usr/src/sys/i386/conf
(or link to it there)
[2] read the top part of /usr/src/Makefile
[3] you might want to create|configure
J U S T A S U G G E S T I O N
If this machine is critical to you, you might want to consider
determining which system/kernel source it's built off of and cvsup'ing
that source, buildworld, etc and make a backup, knowing that you can
restore to your original system. Then make the jump to
Lute,
You will want to invoke the following:
make -DWITH_PSPELL install
I apologize, but I don't know where this is/might be documented.
However, it's a pretty general rule that you can go into any ports
directory and look through the Makefile. Scan for if defined or if
!defined, etc. In the
Hi, folks.
I'm wondering if anyone is running VariCAD | Mathematica under FreeBSD.
If so, how did you get them running? Obstacles? Suggestions? Caveats?
Thanks,
Alex
P.S. I've posted several (I believe) helpful responses to questions on
this list and they have not come through. I'm
Thanks. I've answered the HTML question.
Alex
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 09:57, Alex(ander Sendzimir) wrote:
P.S. I've posted several (I believe) helpful responses to questions on
this list and they have not come through. I'm wondering why. Does the
list reject HTML? Which I found I
Steve,
Have you looked at the notes in /usr/src/Makefile?
Also a thought: since you're dealing with a production machine, would it
be easier to build an updated duplicate and migrate information to the
new machine? Then you have not left in the cold should something go
wrong. You can then
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