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ok as you all proberly know me by now that i am totally new to linux system and i have just install Mandrake version 9
I recently completed the installation of my printer using this printdrake but what i need to know is if i need to clear the spooler how would i do this you know in windows you have to right click on a printer and then open it this then brought up what document were being process you then right click on that doc that you wanted to cancel. Ok thats one of my problems the other two problems is that i want to be able to use my Logitech quick where can i find the drivers from and also I want to be able to used my Revo Pison , where can i find the application that will detected and sys it with mandrake please help me o one last thing where can i find a virus detector for mandrakes just in case i get a virus on my system |
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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http://qce-ga.sourceforge.net/index.html#Introduction for your logitech. Please read the documentation .. it works cos I am using it.
This is a good place to get started on info on links to getting the Epoch OS driven PDA's talking to Linux http://timocharis.com/help/mako.html Unless of course, your question deals with getting rid of the Epoch OS on your Psion and putting in Linux .. that, though I've never worked with Psions, is a great adventure and a google search will give u tons of info on it. Regarding spooling and printing, what printing system are u using? In general the following commands should get you started generically for lpd: lpc - Control the line printer system lpd - The line printer daemon lpq - Query the specified print spool lpr - Send a file to the print queue lprm - Remove a file from the print queue pr - Print a file tunelp - Modify printer characteristics if you dont know what it all means try checking the man pages for help on them If you are using CUPS (what did you use during your installation?) you could try issuing the following commands on your console (sorry I dont know mouse techniques .. GUIs come and go .. but learning the console will teach you more about the machine and about efficiency .. of course that is just my way of functioning .. ) service cups stop (this stops the CUPS service) rm -f /var/spool/cups/* (this removes all pending spooled files from cups' Q) rm -f /var/spool/cups/tmp/* (removes some tmp files that may be there) service cups start (start up CUPS) I am not too sure but I think you can cancel a file by doing cancel -a printer I hope this helps. |
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http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/hardware/hcups0.html
have you read http://www.mandrakeuser.org/index.php .. its a great compilation IMO for new users of mandrake. |
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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Are you using KDE? Another good read: http://printing.kde.org/ (check out section on job management)
![]() Wonderful isnt it .. there are about 4 billion other ways to cancel a job sent for printing .. some find one simpler than the other .. but u have so many options! |
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May God thank you and i shall pray that you win the lottery this week
don't forget me if you do win ! lolI shall check all your links out on Saturday and carried out some installation , man i am telling you i am so glad to get rid of Windows totally so much freedom god bless |
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