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I'm working on my neighbor's computer, trying to get the printer working. It's a Lexmark 1100 parallel printer. I've set it up through RH9, but when I try to print to it, it just sits there and doesn't so anything. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Yeah, we're using CUPS, and the daemon is running just fine. When I run lpq right after telling an application to print, the document shows up, but after a few seconds, it disappears after another lpq request. It's almost as if the printer is just dropping the data, only that's not the case - it worked just fine under their previous win32 system.
Any ideas? Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!!
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