printer
- brokenman
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Re: printer
Fanthom pointed us over to this post and asked to check that rc.cups is executable by default in 32bit v2.0 which i can confirm.
Please give output (directly after boot) from:
During boot all executables in /etc/rc.d should be started. Do you have any extra modules that may be overwriting the existing default rc.cups file?
Please give output (directly after boot) from:
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ls -l /etc/rc.d/rc.cups
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- ralcocer
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Re: printer
rc.cups is executable , it will not start , gives lp* errors if I start it manually /home/guest# /etc/rc.d/rc.cups start
cups: started scheduler. it will run. It did the same thing from .iso.
cups: started scheduler. it will run. It did the same thing from .iso.
- ralcocer
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Re: printer
Solved, the problem was the Brother cupswrapper script. just forgot I put it in the rootcopy.