STAMPANTE Brother HL2030 USB + Cups Wrapper + LPR Che faccio
Inviato: ven 13 mag 2005, 14:15
Salve ragazzi, ho un problemone!<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>Ho comprato una stampante laser della brother hl230 che ha come unica interfaccia di connessione usb.<br />
<BR>Utilizza cups wrapper appoggiandosi su lpr (a quanto ho capito).<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>I driver sono rpm per debian o redhat li ho convertiti in tgz ed
<BR>installati ma questa soluzione non ha dato nessun risultato tanto e´
<BR>vero che cups non mi trova nessuna stampante.<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>Questo e´ quello che dice all´incirca il sito:<br />
<BR>"A wide range of Brother printers are able to print on a Linux based system
<BR>
<BR> using the LPD service. To learn how to install a driver on a Linux based
<BR>
<BR> system which uses LPR commands, please refer to the following document.<br />
<BR><ol>
<BR><li>
<BR> <p>When the driver has been downloaded run the relevant RPM file
<BR> from the command prompt:<br />
<BR> rpm -ihv --nodeps xxxx.rpm* (for non-Debian Users)<br />
<BR> dpkg -i --force-overwrite xxxx.deb* (for Debian Users)<br />
<BR> *where xxxx.rpm/xxxx.deb is the name of the RPM/DEB file.</p>
<BR> <p><img width="590" height="400" border="0" src="http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/ ... nstall.png" /><br />
<BR> <br />
<BR> This will install the Brother printer driver onto your computer
<BR> and configure it to use the USB interface. <br />
<BR> If you are using a USB interface, you do not need to make any
<BR> further modifications and you can print from your Linux application. </p>
<BR> </li><li><strong>(Red Hat)</strong><br />
<BR> If you are using the parallel port on your computer, or your
<BR> computer is connected over a network you MUST edit the <strong>/etc/printcap.local</strong>
<BR> file. DO NOT edit the /etc/printcap file.<br />
<BR> <strong>(Other distributions)</strong><br />
<BR> If you are using the parallel port on your computer, or your
<BR> computer is connected over a network you MUST edit the <strong>/etc/printcap</strong> file. <br />
<BR> <br />
<BR> <img width="569" height="547" border="0" src="http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/ ... plocal.jpg" />
<BR> <br />
<BR> <br />
<BR> </li><li><strong>USB Users</strong>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR> <p>Ensure that the :lp line reads as follows:<br />
<BR>:lp=/dev/usb/lp0<br />
<BR> In the example screenshot, you can see that the HL-5070N printer
<BR> is configured to print to the USB port.<br />
<BR>( Red Hat )<br />
<BR>When you edit the <strong>/etc/printcap.local</strong> file you MUST restart the lpd service.<br />
<BR> ( Other distributions )<br />
<BR>When you edit the<strong> /etc/printcap</strong> file you MUST restart the lpd service.<br />
<BR> To do this enter:<br />
<BR>/etc/init.d/lpd restart<br />
<BR> at the command prompt.</p>
<BR> </li>
<BR></ol>
<BR><br />
<BR>Mi potete dare una mano ad installare questi driver !??????????????<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>Ah ma su slackware questo init.d a che azzo corrisponde ?<br />
<BR><br /><br>
<BR><br />
<BR>Ho comprato una stampante laser della brother hl230 che ha come unica interfaccia di connessione usb.<br />
<BR>Utilizza cups wrapper appoggiandosi su lpr (a quanto ho capito).<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>I driver sono rpm per debian o redhat li ho convertiti in tgz ed
<BR>installati ma questa soluzione non ha dato nessun risultato tanto e´
<BR>vero che cups non mi trova nessuna stampante.<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>Questo e´ quello che dice all´incirca il sito:<br />
<BR>"A wide range of Brother printers are able to print on a Linux based system
<BR>
<BR> using the LPD service. To learn how to install a driver on a Linux based
<BR>
<BR> system which uses LPR commands, please refer to the following document.<br />
<BR><ol>
<BR><li>
<BR> <p>When the driver has been downloaded run the relevant RPM file
<BR> from the command prompt:<br />
<BR> rpm -ihv --nodeps xxxx.rpm* (for non-Debian Users)<br />
<BR> dpkg -i --force-overwrite xxxx.deb* (for Debian Users)<br />
<BR> *where xxxx.rpm/xxxx.deb is the name of the RPM/DEB file.</p>
<BR> <p><img width="590" height="400" border="0" src="http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/ ... nstall.png" /><br />
<BR> <br />
<BR> This will install the Brother printer driver onto your computer
<BR> and configure it to use the USB interface. <br />
<BR> If you are using a USB interface, you do not need to make any
<BR> further modifications and you can print from your Linux application. </p>
<BR> </li><li><strong>(Red Hat)</strong><br />
<BR> If you are using the parallel port on your computer, or your
<BR> computer is connected over a network you MUST edit the <strong>/etc/printcap.local</strong>
<BR> file. DO NOT edit the /etc/printcap file.<br />
<BR> <strong>(Other distributions)</strong><br />
<BR> If you are using the parallel port on your computer, or your
<BR> computer is connected over a network you MUST edit the <strong>/etc/printcap</strong> file. <br />
<BR> <br />
<BR> <img width="569" height="547" border="0" src="http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/ ... plocal.jpg" />
<BR> <br />
<BR> <br />
<BR> </li><li><strong>USB Users</strong>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR> <p>Ensure that the :lp line reads as follows:<br />
<BR>:lp=/dev/usb/lp0<br />
<BR> In the example screenshot, you can see that the HL-5070N printer
<BR> is configured to print to the USB port.<br />
<BR>( Red Hat )<br />
<BR>When you edit the <strong>/etc/printcap.local</strong> file you MUST restart the lpd service.<br />
<BR> ( Other distributions )<br />
<BR>When you edit the<strong> /etc/printcap</strong> file you MUST restart the lpd service.<br />
<BR> To do this enter:<br />
<BR>/etc/init.d/lpd restart<br />
<BR> at the command prompt.</p>
<BR> </li>
<BR></ol>
<BR><br />
<BR>Mi potete dare una mano ad installare questi driver !??????????????<br />
<BR><br />
<BR>Ah ma su slackware questo init.d a che azzo corrisponde ?<br />
<BR><br /><br>