I'd installed CUPS successful but when I use "lp" to print my documents. The printer was immobile.
This is the snapshot
Please answer.
I'm using the Puppy 2.12
CUPS installed in 2.12 but still can't print
CUPS installed in 2.12 but still can't print
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To print a pdf document, click on the file in the rox file manager. That will open the pdf in GSview. Then File -> Print in the menu - that will give you an image similar to the one I have attached. Make sure 'PostScript Printer' is selected. Just click 'Ok' to print your document.
(You can ignore the settings for 'Device', 'Fixed Page Size' and 'Resolution')
Paul
(You can ignore the settings for 'Device', 'Fixed Page Size' and 'Resolution')
Paul
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Methinks Raspberry Pi were ideal for runnin' Puppy Linux
CUPS was installed but?
Dear pakt,
I'd followed yours instructions but:
1. gs send to printer a dirty page (no thing on it)
2. I re-install the cups-install-v.03.pup. This time I print a test page, this is succesfull. But when I reboot my puppy 2.12 and re-print a test page in CUPS (web page), I got nothing?
What's errors?
Thank you.
I'd followed yours instructions but:
1. gs send to printer a dirty page (no thing on it)
2. I re-install the cups-install-v.03.pup. This time I print a test page, this is succesfull. But when I reboot my puppy 2.12 and re-print a test page in CUPS (web page), I got nothing?
What's errors?
Thank you.
Re: CUPS was installed but?
vanchutr, what are the contents of /etc/rc.d/rc.local ?vanchutr wrote:Dear pakt,
I'd followed yours instructions but:
1. gs send to printer a dirty page (no thing on it)
2. I re-install the cups-install-v.03.pup. This time I print a test page, this is succesfull. But when I reboot my puppy 2.12 and re-print a test page in CUPS (web page), I got nothing?
What's errors?
Thank you.
Also which printer are you using?
How is it connected to your PC?
Methinks Raspberry Pi were ideal for runnin' Puppy Linux