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  1. I tried that as well as modifying the printers.conf file. I receive the same results -- No print output. I then figured if I can't get network printing to work (this and other problems I'm running into from a fresh install are starting to make me thing that I should just put windows back on my machine) I tried to install a usb printer - Lexmark x125, which cups had drivers for. Of course this didn't work either when I specified a local spool and the usb port (e.g. /dev/usb/lp2 -- yes, its plugged into the 3rd usb port). This is the third issue I've run into after installing Mandriva 2007.1. signed - frustrated
  2. I have Mandriva 2007 Spring (2007.1) with all updates and I configured a VirutalBox. When I try to start the VirtualBox I get an error stating that vboxdrv cannot be found. I try starting the VirualBox Daemon (e.g. /etc/init.d/virtualbox start) and I get the same error vboxdrv cannot be found. Shouldn't this work right out of the box? I have the powerpack edition and MCC states that virtualbox rpm was installed. What gives? Thanks! [moved from Software by spinynorman]
  3. I did try setting the printer up through CUPS web admin http://localhost:631 , and it did install the printer, but when I sent test print to it, I received the following every refresh -- printer busy, waiting 10 seconds.... and then printer busy,waiting 15 seconds. It keeps incrementing until I cancel the print job. The printer in the mean time is setting idle looking at me funny. I'll try the manual printers.conf changes and see if that helps. Thank you!
  4. I have a Mandriva 2007.1 installation and I am currently using a SMC Barricade SMC7004AWBR wireless router with a built-in print server. Connected to the print server I have a hp laserjet 1200. Back in the day when I used to be an expert on this unix stuff (SCO -- Oh My He said SCO!) Unixware 7.0) we used to set up lpr (or LPD) printing. I've been reading information on linux-foundation.org and they say that LPD printing is outdated and to use the newer CUPS. I have a question though. All I really want to do is setup a standard TCP/IP printer port on lpt1 port 9100 using LPR protocol and IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. When I try to enter the information into CUPS, it cannot find the network printer. Here's the CUPS info: Add a new printer: [x] Enter host name/IP address of network printer Next Host/IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Protocol: TCP/Socket, jetDirect Port: 9100 Next Which printer model do you have? HP LaserJet 1200 Printerdrake installing user-supplied ppd file (I downloaded this from linux-foundation.org) Next Printer supports optional hardware Fit to Page: Prompt User Total Printer Memory: 8-15 MB Next Printerdrake <2> Failed to configure printer "HPLaserJet1200"! Any ideas?
  5. That fixed it. Thank you!
  6. I used a US Version of Windows XP SP2. I also used the MCC and let the system get and install all the latest updates from Mandriva that were released since 2007.1 was released. On a side note, I'm surprised how painless my SMC2632W wireless card was installed and configured. All I had to do was enter the wep encryption and I was connected to the internet. Thanks for the welcome :)
  7. I'm having a similar problem. Last night I installed 2007.1 on my dell inspiron 9100 with a CD reader/writer/DVD/reader/writer. Before I let 2007.1 erase my hd and use it all for linux :) I backed up my data files onto DVD and CD using windows xp. I had the session closed after the burn. My issue is, I put the CD in and linux reads it fine. I put the DVD in and I get some of the folders, but instead of letters for the labels, I get boxes [ ]. This is strange. So now, in the mean time I will be transferring the files I need at work under windows xp from the dvd to a thumb drive. Anyone have a similar issue? Thanks! David.
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