On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 04:08:16AM -0500, thanhvunguyen wrote: > Hello, I used cupsysd for my USB printer on Sid before, now I switched > to Woody. I reconfigure everything via the web interface on port 631 > exactly as I did before. But for some reasons it seems that nothing is > sent to the printer. I am suspecting that linux doesn't configure > /dev/usb/lp0 as where my printer is connected to. What can I do to > check to see where my printer is connected to ? Is there some file that > shows where the printer is at ? > > The kernel is configured with usb printer support. The module 'printer' > is loaded. Via the web-interface of cups, I can configure the printer > and other details fine. Only thing is nothing gets sent to the printer. > Check /var/log/messages to see how it is registered. You may have to unplug it from the usb port and plug it back in. Alternative: mount devfs on /dev. devfs will only create device that exist on your computer. I expect the printer would appear as /dev/printers/0 and /dev/lp0 will be a symlink to printers/0. -- Jerome
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