Re: Couple of problems here... ;)

From: Roberto Sanchez (rcsanchez97_at_yahoo.es)
Date: 10/16/03

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    Martin Hooper wrote:
    > Using Woody 3.0r0 here...
    >
    > First Problem USB Printing using CUPS
    >
    > I have a HOWTO which tells me how to set up CUPS with a parallel port printer
    > but I have a USB printer. In the CUPS web setup I can add a printer but when
    > I try to print the test page I get the following error:
    >
    > Unable to open USB port device file "/dev/usb/lp0": No such device
    >
    > How do I tell which port device to use? Also can anyone point me to a HOWTO
    > for setting up CUPS and a USB device The error message pops up whenever I
    > change the USB Printer #<Whatever>
    >
    > /var/log/dmesg seems to indicate that the USB ports and the things that are
    > connected to it are detected at boot. I have a Microsoft Steering wheel as
    > well as my printer. I am using a stock bf24 kernel from the install disc.
    >
    Oddly enough, I solved this problem my making sure the printer was
    plugged to the computer and turned on *before* turning on the computer.

    -Roberto

    
    

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