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i looked into the /var/log/messages and so such strings have seen. my configuration programs works well and when i type "hpijs -h" it produce the information of hewlet-paccard co and when type "gs -h" it show hpdj 8xx printer.
Well, you are running Redhat, so go to the Printer Configuration program. Remove whatever you have, and then try the procedure to install a new printer...Now...by default Redhat doesn't come for a driver for the 845c, I just looked. So, if you said that you installed the driver, I'm assuming that it shows up in the Printer configuration program. Just delect that, and then try and print a test page. Hopefully it'll work.
Right, sorry. I didn't read the whole thread...
First check if the driver is correctly installed:
hpijs -h
It should print nice text.
Then test Ghostscript
gs -h|grep ijs
It should be( note: in my mdk 7.2 it's not available, I don't know which RH you're using). If not, you need to upgrade your Ghostscript software (6.53 is needed).
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