Dang.
What was the big-time computer parts store across from their 122nd Ave site
years ago? I want to say Egghead, but that was in Beaverton by Freddy's on
Canyon / 217. I got my first 1GB drive there. Oh! My! A Whole Gigglybyte!
IDE and everything!
Good times.
May ENU RIP,
NealS
Tomas,
Thanks for the suggestion. I did not know that the recovery could be used
for installing in Virtual Box. (You said VM--I know that VM has a special
routine for extracting an installed OS for a virtual machine, but was
uncertain about Virtual Box.)
I am not certain if I will use Win
After noticing a disturbing lack of stock on the ENU,Inc website a few
weeks ago, I happened to be in the neighborhood of the 122nd store
(while dropping off plastic at the Far West Fiber), and stopped to
check. There was a sign on the door saying their last day is August 18,
and a short note:
Hi Tom-
Thanks for your thoughts.
I have owned a LOT of printers over the years. Starting with an early
Centronics in the '70s that sounded like washing machine and cost a
fortune! Also had an Epson MX-80 before it was released to the public. .
Then wrote the tutorial book that went in the
Alternatively, you could create Windows recovery USB media before
installing linux on the box.
It can be used to fully reinstall already activated Windows in VM or on
the laptop when you want to give it away.
I store the USB media on a filer as VDI disk image, forever. I have
never used any of
I am great fan of HP printers and multifunction devices - because they
just work on Linux (with some rare exceptions).
My current one HP 8600, in the past: HP 3510, HP 1505N, .
Generally, it just prints and also scans with some minor love.
I have also owned Epson C88 (I think) - the printer
The latest question, "Is it activated?" , the answer seems to be "yes".
Posts I have seen say that if not activated personalization should not be
possible. It is possible for this installation. But...
I read that Win 10 can be moved to a virtual machine:
That sounds about my speed for this application, Michael. I assume it is
specifically listed in the CUPS drivers? -Dave
On 8/12/2017 2:52 PM, Michael Barnes wrote:
> I bought a little HP printer at Wal-Mart for <$50. Has both USB and
> wireless. Also scans. Printed from RPI via wireless just
I bought a little HP printer at Wal-Mart for <$50. Has both USB and
wireless. Also scans. Printed from RPI via wireless just fine. I'll look up
model later when I get a chance.
Michael
On Aug 12, 2017 14:22, "Dave" wrote:
> I'm looking to buy a a small cheap inkjet printer
I'm looking to buy a a small cheap inkjet printer to dedicate to a
Raspberry Pi. USB connect, no multipurpose, and actually has a driver in
the CUPS list. Ideas appreciated.
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