Cause I am very wondering why this cann´t working, I would like to send you this router, of course!

But I live in Czech Republic, you probably in Canada. That´s the problem

Is it possible to run only one instance of p910nd and the other printer run on LPR? Cause it is hard to run automatically two instances of p910nd this could work. Can you write this script?

Using this script again prints only the second printer on port 9101. There is log file from WL 500G premium in the attachment.

In the attachment is Log file from Asus WL 500G. It works fine with two printers, no matter in which order they are turned on, etc.
Maybe you have an idea what to do with WL 500G Premium to get it working ...

Thanks again for your interest! No, the USB printer is always on 9100 and the parallel printer is on port 9101. This is recommended: e.g. here (in czech): http://netcode.cz/articles/router-asus-print-server.aspx or e.g. here (in english): http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=771 I followed that and w...

I have solved the problem with two printers but not via software way. Simply I changed Asus WL 500G Premium with Asus WL 500G and all is done. This router is equipped with parallel port too. And this unit services both LPT and USB printers at the same time perfectly. Anyway, why p910nd works fine wi...

I want to say that you did great work. Thanks again.
I will solve this probably by flashing with OpenWRT firmware.

Valid code was p910nd -f /dev/usb/lp0 0 [code] p910nd -f /dev/usb/lp1 1 It was my mistake. I wrote this from my memory(head). /usb/dev even doesn´t exist in my system. But this code now also doesn´t work! Only thing that works now is to run these code when router and printers are on: p910nd -f /dev/...

I have added this command to the post-boot (if you thought to add there ("at the start")). I don´t know exactly where, therefore I did it two times. See attachment for script and appropriate log. Again prints only second printer when attemped to print on first one. Nothing new. If I can an...

I have tried this version. Running dmesg | grep "pid 0x2305" | tr -d " " resulted in: printer.c:usblp1:USBBidirectionalprinterdev2if0alt1proto2vid0x067Bpid0x2305 and dmesg | grep "pid 0x341F" | tr -d " " has returned: printer.c:usblp0:USBBidirectionalprinterde...

Thanks for your interest.

You are real enthusiast. Greetings from Czech Republic. I will try tomorrow.

When I run dmesg | grep 2305 (ID of 1st printer) then result is: printer.c: usblp1: USB Bidirectional printer dev 2 if 0 alt 1 proto 2 vid 0x067B pid 0x2305 and when dmesg | grep 341F (ID of 2nd printer): printer.c: usblp0: USB Bidirectional printer dev 2 if 1 alt 0 proto 2 vid 0x04E8 pid 0x341F Mea...

I have thoroughly checked system. There is no directory rules.d even in /usr/local/etc/udev/rules.d. And sorry, in /etc/udev is file usb.switchingmode.conf not the udev.conf as I wrote above. I copied your script with my product IDs to usr/local/sbin/post-boot, saved using flasffs save && fl...

Regarding to first question. Yes, I know WL 500gP has already built-in printserver. I am searching for solving my problem - that is how to operate two printers at the same time (the first one is ancient parallel printer-photocopier Minolta DiAlta Di152 connected using parallel-to-USB adapter, the se...

I am new in Linux. There is only file udev.conf , but not directory (if this is a directory) rules.d in /etc/udev. My question is probably stupid - is it possible to create this directory and copy there text file containing rules (p910nd.rules)? Is it possible in Oleg firmware I am using? Or I have ...

At first, I am so surprising that you answer me so quickly and so good!! I will do it once I will return to work. I don´t use computer powered by some Linux distribution, all this concerning router Asus WL 500G Premium (Oleg firmware inside) serving as printserver in our small office. But I think th...

I found this forum. I hope that anyone can help me. I want to the ability to print on two printers. I searched web for help and at the end I added to usr/local/sbin/post-boot two lines for start p910nd: p910nd -f /usb/dev/lp0 0 p910nd -f /usb/dev/lp1 1 and now two printers are recognized and works (...