I'm running a brand new SCO 5.0.7 server. All hardware is SCO certified. P4 2.8GHz, 512MB PC2700, dual 36GB 320SCSI HDs, S3 AGP, 52X CD ROM, floppy, Seagate 4/8GB Tape drive, Antec SOHO case & PS.
I'm trying to setup an HP Laserjet 5 printer. My settings show lp3 -d HPLJ5 -o port -n 1. When I check on printer status I get an error message "stopped with printer fault". BIOS has the parallel port set at "ECP" but I have set it as "bi-directional" and "output only" with no success.
I've also changed the printer to lp3 and lp4 with no effect. I tried adding lp0 by upping the PCI parallel ports to 4 from two. I changed back to 2 ports but lp0 still shows up.
I've even removed and reinstalled all of the parallel ports. After doing that I end up with aand error message "Could not print file(s): /tmp/editpra000Br".
The printer works fine with all of our Windows PCs. It is on a manual switch (A & B).
To test direct access to the printer I did the following:
# date> /dev/lp3 (also tried lp4, lp & lp0).
In all cases I received the message "cannot create"
This is my only SCO box. I work on it once every 6 months to a year so SCO & Unix in gereal are not my forte'. Every thing else about this installation is normal and the box works like a champ. This is a unique application server for a medical office so I can't change to a Windows based system.
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks in advance for your help!!! :-D
I'm trying to setup an HP Laserjet 5 printer. My settings show lp3 -d HPLJ5 -o port -n 1. When I check on printer status I get an error message "stopped with printer fault". BIOS has the parallel port set at "ECP" but I have set it as "bi-directional" and "output only" with no success.
I've also changed the printer to lp3 and lp4 with no effect. I tried adding lp0 by upping the PCI parallel ports to 4 from two. I changed back to 2 ports but lp0 still shows up.
I've even removed and reinstalled all of the parallel ports. After doing that I end up with aand error message "Could not print file(s): /tmp/editpra000Br".
The printer works fine with all of our Windows PCs. It is on a manual switch (A & B).
To test direct access to the printer I did the following:
# date> /dev/lp3 (also tried lp4, lp & lp0).
In all cases I received the message "cannot create"
This is my only SCO box. I work on it once every 6 months to a year so SCO & Unix in gereal are not my forte'. Every thing else about this installation is normal and the box works like a champ. This is a unique application server for a medical office so I can't change to a Windows based system.
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks in advance for your help!!! :-D