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Hi,
I just got a new printer (An OkiData LED printer), and installed and
tested it with a driver.
The driver works such that you give it a .ps file, and it will convert
it (it calls ghostscript) and send it to the printer... and hence it
will print.
This works ok, but isn't terribly useful unless I want to convert
everything to PS files on my hard drive and then manually print them
from a command window.
I was going to install lpd, but I asked around and was recommended to
used CUPS. I installed the debian package, but of course it doesn't
actually know about the printer. Following the CUPS tutorial, I should
do something like:
lpadmin -p OkiData -E -v parallel://dev/lp0 -m okidata.ppd
to add the printer. Here is where the problem comes in. There is no
okidata.ppd.
Any ideas? Anyone have experience with CUPS? Should I just use LPD?
thanks,
noah silva
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