3/8 I'm trying to get my printer working, but every time I try
writing to /dev/lpt0 I get a "device busy" error. Is there any
way to figure out what might have a hold on the device?
\_ Some printers only work under Windows.
\_ I think what you mean to say is, some (free) Unixes do not
choose to support some printers, for one reason or another.
\_ The printer is a Panasonic KX-PS600 that supports both GDI
(Windows) and HP's PCL. I'm running FreeBSD.
\_ echo a ^L or some ascii to the device and see what happens.
\_ Read the post, dumbass. He can't write to the device.
\_ The post there now is not the post that was there before.
I can't help it if someone edits the shit after I've posted.
If you weren't stupid you might note the other posts above
answer along the same lines. Thank you for trying though.
It's really cute when you use big words like "dumbass" yet
don't provide any useful hints or information yourself.
\_ "dumbass" is not a big word, dumbass.
"antidisestablishmentarianism" is a big word. "dumbass" is
not.
\_ if freebsd, try lptcontrol -p. -dpetrou
\_ lsof |