Re: hp psc printer

Ray Christy <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.user-groups.mlug.main
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Ok.

The printer is connected via USB on a PC that is dual booted to RH/Win 
XP.

This PC is networked with an Apple iBook, Apple Emac and an IBM laptop 
running Win XP.

I've got Samba working when the PC is running Linux. The Apple macs are 
using Appletalk for file sharing and windowsprinting for printing, of 
course.

Not using cups. I think I have more of an OS X problem than a Linux 
problem because I can print directly from the PC when it's booted to 
Linux. I have the IBM dual booted to Fedora Core but hardly ever use it 
since my step son is on it all the time, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes I'm a traitor for using OS X. Great OS. No matter what anyone says.

On 01/03/2005, at 7:47 PM, Rick Miles wrote:

> Ray Christy is a darn nice person I don't care what anybody says!
>> I do agree with you Rick HP Printers are generally good but this model
>> I bought 15 months ago has issues in relation to networking.
>>
>> When connected directly via USB to a Linux box or Apple Mac no
>> problemo, but can't print remotely through a network.
>>
> Ray,
>
> Just out of curiosity how were you networking the printer? Was it one 
> of those
> hp psc's with an ethernet connection, or was it via an ethernet to usb
> printserver, or did you try using cups on one box as printserver to 
> other(s).
>
>
> -- 
> Cheers,
>
> Rick Miles
>
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