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I just bought an Epson Stylus C46 with an USB port. My distro Mandrake 9.1 recognizes it and uses the C42UX driver. It works fine, but there is only a big problem : Epson claims it must print at 12 ppm, and I can only print to 0,5 or 1 ppm, even in low resolution, text only, black only... I tried with all my different USB ports on my PC, and it's always the same result. My old Stylus color600 on parallel port, which was printing at 6 ppm, was 10 more faster than this one. I don't understand what happens, and what I could do to get a correct speed.
Thanks very much to everyone who would have an idea.
Thanks for the reply. I have USB 2.0. In the BIOS, there are only three options for USB : auto, activated, desactivated. No option for the speed. I keeped auto option. My CPU is an AMD Athlon XP 2600+ (1913 Mhz), with 512K cache, 332Mhz bus. What is important to know more about CPU ?
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