I realize that this might be truly simple
but…How the *&^% can one install
a local HP compatible PCL 5, 6 printer?
The QNX Rtp brought tears of joy when
I first installed it and another gush when
my networking went off without a hitch.
Thanks
Ron
Ron Burns <116oxford@home.com> wrote:
: I realize that this might be truly simple
: but…How the *&^% can one install
: a local HP compatible PCL 5, 6 printer?
: The QNX Rtp brought tears of joy when
: I first installed it and another gush when
: my networking went off without a hitch.
It should detect it automatically. Is spooler running? Type
“pidin” or “psin” to see. If it’s not there you can start it
manually by typing:
spooler -d/dev/par1 -cpcl -nMyPrinterName
If this works, create an executable shell script in
/etc/rc.d called rc.local and add the above line into it.
Let us know if you have problems.
: Thanks
: Ron
The way things are right now, you have to say
spooler -d/dev/par1 -cpcl.cfg -nMyPrinterName
It also works without the -n
Richard.
Steve Tomkins <stomkins@qnx.com> wrote:
Ron Burns <> 116oxford@home.com> > wrote:
: I realize that this might be truly simple
: but…How the *&^% can one install
: a local HP compatible PCL 5, 6 printer?
: The QNX Rtp brought tears of joy when
: I first installed it and another gush when
: my networking went off without a hitch.
It should detect it automatically. Is spooler running? Type
“pidin” or “psin” to see. If it’s not there you can start it
manually by typing:
spooler -d/dev/par1 -cpcl -nMyPrinterName
If this works, create an executable shell script in
/etc/rc.d called rc.local and add the above line into it.
Let us know if you have problems.
: Thanks
: Ron