Re: Bidirectional USB Printer

[Adam Schrotenboer]

On Sunday 02 December 2001 13:32, you wrote:
> I´m sorry I use Slackware-8.0 + Current
What does current mean? 2nd (and this is not a problem w/ u, but rather me) I 
know nada about Slackware, and the people I know who know about Slackware 
don't read LKML)

> And one more thing could you give me the e-mail address for the USB
> Maintainers.

Kindly, RTFM. Maintainers are listed in <kernel src>/MAINTAINERS
Also, this is not to mean that the q shouldn't be on lkml

USB PRINTER DRIVER
P:      Vojtech Pavlik
M:      [e-mail]
L:      [e-mail]
L:      [e-mail]
S:      Supported

USB SUBSYSTEM (I think this entry is wrong, and the corrected entry is below)
P:      Johannes Erdfelt
M:      [e-mail]
L:      [e-mail]
L:      [e-mail]
W:      http://www.linux-usb.org
S:      Supported

USB SUBSYSTEM
P:      Greg Kroah-Hartman
M:      [e-mail]
M:      [e-mail]
L:      [e-mail]
L:      [e-mail]
W:      http://www.linux-usb.org
S:      Supported

> Victor
>
> On Saturday 01 December 2001 12:51, victor1 torres wrote:
>  > I have a bidirectional usb printer and I was woundering how I would get
>  > that to work with user space programs and if it really is supported.
>  > When
>
> I
>
>  > load all my USB things and the printer.o it says Bidirectional USB
> > Printer
>
>  > = usblp0
>
> Doesn't sounds like a problem. Merely have to set up LPR or whatever
> printing
> subsystem is in use w/ your distribution. You never said what distribution,
> so I can't tell you what to do to configure your box. Presumably, all u
> need to do is configure whatever LPR equivalent to use /dev/usblp0 (or do a
> find for lp0 in your /dev/ directory).
>
>  > Please help.
>
> It's kind of hard when you don't tell us enough to give you a concise
> answer.
> Please help us by helping yourself in the future.
>
>  > Thanks in advance
>
> Spelling errors corrected for free
>
>
> BTW, next time try to cc: to the appropriate subsystem maintainer (in this
> case USB and/or printing/parport) not the kernel maintainer. Neither Linus
> or Marcelo need to be cc:'d for this kind of question.

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