Since I upgraded my kernel from 2.4.13 to 2.4.17 a couple days ago, I've gotten these entries in my /var/log/messages. Any ideas? I have a HP Laserjet2100M connected on /dev/lp0, using the CUPS printing system on redhat 7.1. Been working fine and not had these log entries until I upgraded to to 2.4.17. What causes this? Something in my kernel setup? Bios?
Feb 9 11:47:36 westernwall kernel: lp0: compatibility mode Feb 9 15:43:31 westernwall kernel: lp0: compatibility mode Feb 9 15:44:37 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 15:46:23 westernwall last message repeated 4 times Feb 9 15:47:27 westernwall kernel: lp0: compatibility mode Feb 9 15:48:42 westernwall last message repeated 2 times Feb 9 15:50:44 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 15:55:36 westernwall last message repeated 4 times Feb 9 15:59:03 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 16:00:30 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 16:01:39 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 16:04:00 westernwall kernel: lp0: compatibility mode Feb 9 16:05:44 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 16:07:09 westernwall last message repeated 3 times Feb 9 16:08:08 westernwall last message repeated 2 times Along with that, when I run 'dmesg' I get those lines over and over again, maybe 30 or 40 by now. lp0: compatibility mode lp0: compatibility mode lp0: compatibility mode Any ideas?? TIA, jeff ------------------------------ Jeffrey Forman E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Siglinux mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.utacm.org/mailman/listinfo/siglinux
