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hiteshmaisheri 12-14-2003 10:09 AM

Printer
 
Hiii to everybody....
i have been having a challenge at my hands how do i solve it ... the challenge is that i want to configure my hp656c printer for it to work on linux... My linux distriibution is RHL9.0.... i have the driver installed... the system detects the printer .. but no printing ... it says ... print error... can anyone suggest me how to solve the problem... is there anyconfiguration to be done .. i have not done any configuration.... i have formatted the system completely to be a dedicated linux user ... i want my printer to be up and working fine.... as soon as possible...

Glock Shooter 12-14-2003 11:14 AM

I would install and use CUPS. It makes installing and maintaining printers really easy.

Mathieu 12-14-2003 02:05 PM

Take a look at your printer configuration using RedHat's Printer Configuration GUI.
In the Menu -> System Settings -> Printing.
Or open a Terminal window and type: redhat-config-printer

If you have CUPS installed -- which I believe is the default in RH9 :scratch:,
take a look at the CUPS error logs located in the /var/log/cups/ directory.

hiteshmaisheri 12-15-2003 10:22 AM

i will check and see... but how do u make cups working....

Glock Shooter 12-15-2003 11:25 AM

first download and install it. Then open a webrowser and go to localhost:631 It will ask you for a password, use your root password. Go to administrative tools (I think) and click add printer. Print a test page. Redhat has a print manager default picker thing, change it to cups.

Velvet Elvis 12-15-2003 03:18 PM

Check out www.linuxprinting.org.

Mathieu 12-15-2003 06:11 PM

To start, stop and restart services (including CUPS), you can use RedHat's Service configuration GUI.
In the Menu -> System Settings -> Server Settings -> Services
Or open a Terminal window and type: redhat-config-services

You should see CUPS on the list and make sure the checkbox is checked (this means that CUPS will automatically start when the system boots-up).

hiteshmaisheri 03-10-2004 12:11 AM

got through the printing in linux at last with the RHL90 release... thanks everybody for helping me out...


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