Hello,
I am running solaris 7 on an Ultra II VME card and need to print to
a network printer. I read the lp and lpadmin man pages but still
couldn't figure out how to set this up. Any starter hints someone can
help me with?
TIA
Frank
by Frank Patru » Tue, 10 Oct 2000 04:00:00
TIA
Frank
by Charles Richmon » Wed, 11 Oct 2000 04:00:00
> Hello,
> I am running solaris 7 on an Ultra II VME card and need to print to
> a network printer. I read the lp and lpadmin man pages but still
> couldn't figure out how to set this up. Any starter hints someone can
> help me with?
> TIA
> Frank
by chauha.. » Wed, 11 Oct 2000 04:00:00
> > Hello,
> > I am running solaris 7 on an Ultra II VME
starter hints someone canQuote:> > a network printer. I read the lp and lpadmin
man pages but still
> > couldn't figure out how to set this up. Any
on edit -> add -> AccessQuote:> > help me with?
> > TIA
> > Frank
> admintool ; click on browse -> printers ; click
I tried that--using admintool--but the printout isQuote:> to Printer
> Don't forget to put the printer name in
the /etc/hosts file
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by Greg Andre » Wed, 11 Oct 2000 04:00:00
>I tried that--using admintool--but the printout is
>not correct. What is the problem ? Advise,
>please. Thanks.
-Greg
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by Greg Andre » Thu, 12 Oct 2000 09:02:07
>>I tried that--using admintool--but the printout is
>>not correct. What is the problem ? Advise,
>>please. Thanks.
>First, would you please, Please, PLEASE tell us which
>make and model printer you're trying to print on?
Your best bet would be to download the HP Jetdirect software
from HP's web site and use the software to add the printer
to your machine.
http://www.hp.com/
Click on "Drivers"
Enter "jetdirect solaris" in the search box and click the "GO" button.
Click on "HP JD Printer Installer for Solaris".
Follow the pages to read the installation instructions and download
the software.
-Greg
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by martha starke » Thu, 12 Oct 2000 04:00:00
http://www.hp.com/cposupport/networking/software/SOLe105.PKG.html
> >>I tried that--using admintool--but the printout is
> >>not correct. What is the problem ? Advise,
> >>please. Thanks.
> >First, would you please, Please, PLEASE tell us which
> >make and model printer you're trying to print on?
> I apologize. You already told us it's an HP 8100.
> Your best bet would be to download the HP Jetdirect software
> from HP's web site and use the software to add the printer
> to your machine.
> http://www.hp.com/
> Click on "Drivers"
> Enter "jetdirect solaris" in the search box and click the "GO" button.
> Click on "HP JD Printer Installer for Solaris".
> Follow the pages to read the installation instructions and download
> the software.
> -Greg
> --
> Fortune Cookie: Nondeterminism means never having to say you are wrong.
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