Dear SuSErs, after reading all I can find on printing, at www.dosemu.org , and being stumped by 'wrong format octet stream' errors, it seems best work-around is to use "Ksnapshot" the take a snap of what one wants to print, and, then, to Print that "Ksnapshot" :) . . . any other insights into DOSemu Printing are most Welcome. thanks ...........
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 07:26 am, pinto wrote:
Dear SuSErs,
after reading all I can find on printing, at www.dosemu.org , and being stumped by 'wrong format octet stream' errors, it seems best work-around is to use "Ksnapshot" the take a snap of what one wants to print, and, then, to Print that "Ksnapshot" :)
. . . any other insights into DOSemu Printing are most Welcome.
Here's what I do: 1) Create a 'dos' printer.... (which can point to the same printer as you would normally print to) 2) Make the dos printer a 'raw' printer which means no filters, no ppd, nothing. Check in /etc/printcap when you're done creating this printer to see if it is labeled as: dos|raw 3) Go into /etc/cups and down at the bottom of: mime.types mime.convs you will find a comment like: # # Raw filter... # # Uncomment the following filter and the application/octet-stream type # in mime.types to allow printing of arbitrary files without the -oraw # option. # application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0 - and uncomment them. 4) restart CUPS 5) Edit /etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf under 'printer settings' $_printer = "dos" $_printer_command = "lp -d dos -o raw" (and report back... :-) -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Bruce S. Marshall bmarsh@bmarsh.com Bellaire, MI 11/16/04 08:19 + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ "All of the clocks in the movie "Pulp Fiction" are stuck on 4:20."
Hello, On Nov 16 08:30 Bruce Marshall wrote (shortened):
3) Go into /etc/cups and down at the bottom of: mime.types mime.convs ... application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0 - and uncomment them. . . . 5) Edit /etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf under 'printer settings'
$_printer = "dos" $_printer_command = "lp -d dos -o raw"
If you explicitely specify "-o raw" in the print command then there is no need to avtivate the fallback to application/octet-stream in mime.types and mime.convs. For example test it with: head -n 2 /dev/urandom >/tmp/urandom lp -d <queue> /tmp/urandom results "client-error-document-format-not-supported" but lp -d <queue> -o raw /tmp/urandom works in any case. If you activate the fallback to application/octet-stream in mime.types and mime.convs then any kind of unknown data format will be printed in raw mode. Therefore you can print by accident for example /boot/vmlinuz or any proprietary DOS or Windows file (e.g. doc) and because it is printed in raw mode the printer will print tons of sheets with meaningless characters. To be safe you should not automatically fall back to raw mode but prefer to request raw mode explicitely by "-o raw" only when you know that it makes sense. Regards, Johannes Meixner -- SUSE LINUX Products GmbH, Maxfeldstrasse 5 Mail: jsmeix@suse.de 90409 Nuernberg, Germany WWW: http://www.suse.de/
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 09:25 am, Johannes Meixner wrote:
Hello,
On Nov 16 08:30 Bruce Marshall wrote (shortened):
3) Go into /etc/cups and down at the bottom of: mime.types mime.convs
...
application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0 - and uncomment them.
. . .
5) Edit /etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf under 'printer settings'
$_printer = "dos" $_printer_command = "lp -d dos -o raw"
If you explicitely specify "-o raw" in the print command then there is no need to avtivate the fallback to application/octet-stream in mime.types and mime.convs.
For example test it with:
head -n 2 /dev/urandom >/tmp/urandom
lp -d <queue> /tmp/urandom
results "client-error-document-format-not-supported" but
lp -d <queue> -o raw /tmp/urandom
works in any case.
If you activate the fallback to application/octet-stream in mime.types and mime.convs then any kind of unknown data format will be printed in raw mode.
Therefore you can print by accident for example /boot/vmlinuz or any proprietary DOS or Windows file (e.g. doc) and because it is printed in raw mode the printer will print tons of sheets with meaningless characters.
To be safe you should not automatically fall back to raw mode but prefer to request raw mode explicitely by "-o raw" only when you know that it makes sense.
I'm sure you are quite right.... and in that case, there is no need to define a 'dos' printer. Just make the print command: $_printer_command = "lp -o raw"
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 13:30, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Here's what I do:
1) Create a 'dos' printer.... (which can point to the same printer as you would normally print to) 2) Make the dos printer a 'raw' printer which means no filters, no ppd, nothing. Check in /etc/printcap when you're done creating this printer to see if it is labeled as:
dos|raw
3) Go into /etc/cups and down at the bottom of:
mime.types mime.convs
you will find a comment like:
# # Raw filter... # # Uncomment the following filter and the application/octet-stream type # in mime.types to allow printing of arbitrary files without the -oraw # option. #
application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0 -
and uncomment them. 4) restart CUPS
5) Edit /etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf under 'printer settings'
$_printer = "dos"
$_printer_command = "lp -d dos -o raw"
(and report back... :-) .........................
Dear Mr. Marshall, ~ Many thanks indeed . Step by step, i believe i have done what you say, and have been back and checked again. On my SuSE vers 8.0 using Yast2, I have made my new "dos" printer, but did not SEE a specific setting for "RAW" "dos|raw" is specified in my /etc/printcap. It seems I may be getting 'near' because I now see in file :- /var/log/cups/error_log "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" I am unsure where I may correct this? Thank you, likewise, Mr. Meixner for your high-powered input which leaves me in awe and amazement :) best rgds, Richard .................
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 11:36 am, pinto wrote:
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 13:30, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Here's what I do:
1) Create a 'dos' printer.... (which can point to the same printer as you would normally print to) 2) Make the dos printer a 'raw' printer which means no filters, no ppd, nothing. Check in /etc/printcap when you're done creating this printer to see if it is labeled as:
dos|raw
Let's go back and try to make it simple. 1) Forget the editing of /etc/cups mime.xxxx files 2) Forget creating a new dos printer set for 'raw' 3) You need to find the dosemu.conf file and edit that. In 8.1, it should have been in /opt/dosemu/conf/ In 9.1 or 9.2 it should now be in /etc/dosemu/ You need to uncomment and modify the line: $_printer_command = "lpr" to make it be: $_printer_command = "lp -o raw' This *should* do raw printing for you.... but you may need to tweak other things as well. Most of the information has been in these replies but if you need more help, come on back with questions.
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 14:33, Bruce Marshall wrote: ~ Johannes Meixner:
To be safe you should not automatically fall back to raw mode but prefer to request raw mode explicitely by "-o raw" only when you know that it makes sense.
I'm sure you are quite right.... and in that case, there is no need to define a 'dos' printer. Just make the print command:
$_printer_command = "lp -o raw"
~ Many thanks. I have fiddled around with DOSemu print configuration, a lot, and incorporated :- $_printer_command = "lp -o raw" .................... Still, i am faced with error message in /var/log/cups : "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" Where, please, should i look ? thank you. best rgds ___________
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 05:49 pm, pinto wrote:
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 14:33, Bruce Marshall wrote:
~ Johannes Meixner:
To be safe you should not automatically fall back to raw mode but prefer to request raw mode explicitely by "-o raw" only when you know that it makes sense.
I'm sure you are quite right.... and in that case, there is no need to define a 'dos' printer. Just make the print command:
$_printer_command = "lp -o raw"
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~ Many thanks.
I have fiddled around with DOSemu print configuration, a lot, and incorporated :-
$_printer_command = "lp -o raw"
....................
Still, i am faced with error message in /var/log/cups :
"print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!"
Where, please, should i look ?
Did you do any editing of the CUPS files?? I would go into yast again and make sure that your printer setup is the same as when you originally installed whatever release it is that you are running.
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 09:49, pinto wrote:
Still, i am faced with error message in /var/log/cups :
"print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!"
Where, please, should i look ?
I'm not familiar with DOSemu but if you refer to the man page on lpr you will find all the details on the command options. i.e. man lpr The -l option Specifies that the print file is already formatted for the destination and should be sent without filtering. This option is equivalent to "-oraw". I also think you may have to specify the printer with the -P option. The printer name should be the same that appears in the kprinter dialog box. therefore change your printer command to $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P <printer>" replacing <printer> with the appropriate printer name. -- Regards, Graham Smith ---------------------------------------------------------
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 22:29, Bruce Marshall wrote:
You need to uncomment and modify the line:
$_printer_command = "lpr" to make it be:
$_printer_command = "lp -o raw'
This *should* do raw printing for you.... but you may need to tweak other things as well. Most of the information has been in these replies but if you need more help, come on back with questions.
Thank you kindly. ~ the error message that I continue to receive, is :- /var/log/cups : "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" ........................................ In SuSE vers 8.0 am using CUPs. ...................................... the DOSemu configuration file in my home dosemu directory, is called " ~/.dosemurc " { I believe that it is ~/.dosemurc that I am supposed to adjust, rather than "global.conf" } ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this is how the "Printer" section of " ~/.dosemurc " looks :- ................................. ## Printer settings # list of (/etc/printcap) printer names to appear as LPT1, LPT2, LPT3 # (not all are needed, empty for none). Default: "lp" # use "" if you want the printer_command (below) free-form (LPT1 only) # $_printer = "lp" # Nov. 15. 2004 # printer { file "/usr/tmp/dos-print-1" timeout 10 } # printer { file "/dev/lp0" timeout 10 } # printer { command "lpr" options "-p %s" timeout 10 } # Nov. 16. 2004 # $_ports = "device /dev/lp0 fast range 0x3bc 0x3bf" # lpt0 # Print command to use. Default: "lpr", for "lpr -P printername". # Sometimes (with CUPS) "lpr -l" is necessary. # $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P Stylus COLOR 200" # $_printer_command = "lpr" # idle time in seconds before spooling out. Default: (20) # $_printer = "lp0" # $_printer_command = "lpr -l # $_printer_command = "lp -d dos -o raw" $_printer_command = "lp -o raw" # $_printer_command = "lpr -l -o raw" # $_printer_command = "lp -o raw" # $_printer_timeout = (20) ####### Is there, please, anything obvious, that could produce error message "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" ? ............................... my Printer is an Epson Stylus Color 200 , on /dev/lp0 ........................ many thanks best rgds ___________
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 17:35, pinto wrote:
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 22:29, Bruce Marshall wrote:
You need to uncomment and modify the line:
$_printer_command = "lpr" to make it be:
$_printer_command = "lp -o raw'
This *should* do raw printing for you.... but you may need to tweak other things as well. Most of the information has been in these replies but if you need more help, come on back with questions.
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Thank you kindly.
~ the error message that I continue to receive, is :-
/var/log/cups :
"print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!"
At a guess - You do not have a printer named 'lp' Somewhere in the config you have to specify a printer that is valid.
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In SuSE vers 8.0 am using CUPs.
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the DOSemu configuration file in my home dosemu directory, is called " ~/.dosemurc " { I believe that it is ~/.dosemurc that I am supposed to adjust, rather than "global.conf" }
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
this is how the "Printer" section of " ~/.dosemurc " looks :- .................................
## Printer settings
# list of (/etc/printcap) printer names to appear as LPT1, LPT2, LPT3 # (not all are needed, empty for none). Default: "lp" # use "" if you want the printer_command (below) free-form (LPT1 only)
# $_printer = "lp"
Change this setting to your actual printer name e.g. "Stylus COLOR 200" Check the name is correct using the following command lpstat -a
# Nov. 15. 2004 # printer { file "/usr/tmp/dos-print-1" timeout 10 } # printer { file "/dev/lp0" timeout 10 }
# printer { command "lpr" options "-p %s" timeout 10 }
# Nov. 16. 2004
# $_ports = "device /dev/lp0 fast range 0x3bc 0x3bf" # lpt0
# Print command to use. Default: "lpr", for "lpr -P printername". # Sometimes (with CUPS) "lpr -l" is necessary. # $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P Stylus COLOR 200" # $_printer_command = "lpr"
# idle time in seconds before spooling out. Default: (20)
# $_printer = "lp0"
Try this command it should be right
# $_printer_command = "lpr -l"
# $_printer_timeout = (20)
#######
Is there, please, anything obvious, that could produce error message "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" ?
...............................
my Printer is an Epson Stylus Color 200 , on /dev/lp0
See my inline comments. To make sure the printer name is correct use lpstat -a which will list all your printers and their status. man lpstat for more info. Best of luck! -- Regards, Graham Smith ---------------------------------------------------------
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 00:03, Graham Smith wrote:
therefore change your printer command to $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P <printer>" replacing <printer> with the appropriate printer name.
Thank you. ~ am trying :- $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P lp0" then : $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P EPSON Stylus Color Series CUPS" But, neither work . . . yet :) I have been into yast2 where I have deleted my "DOS" printer, and now have only "EPSON Stylus Color Series CUPS" ........................ the error message that continues, is :- /var/log/cups : "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" thank you. best regards ______________
Hello, On Nov 16 16:36 pinto wrote (shortened):
/var/log/cups/error_log ... resource name '/printers/lp' no good!"
You don't have a queue "lp". To reproduce it try to print with echo hello | lp -d doesnotexist and in /var/log/cups/error_log the matching message is shown. Use lpstat -p to list which queues you actually have. If you have a queue "foobar" then use the print command lp -d foobar -o raw for unfiltered (i.e. "raw") printing when there is a printer driver running in dosemu or use the print command lp -d foobar for filtered printing - e.g. to print plain ASCII text - it needs filtering for correct linefeeds and formfeeds - otherwise you may get plain ASCII text printed like this: first line second line third line and no formfeed at the end (i.e. the sheet is not ejected). Regards, Johannes Meixner -- SUSE LINUX Products GmbH, Maxfeldstrasse 5 Mail: jsmeix@suse.de 90409 Nuernberg, Germany WWW: http://www.suse.de/
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 09:34, Johannes Meixner wrote:
On Nov 16 16:36 pinto wrote (shortened):
/var/log/cups/error_log ... resource name '/printers/lp' no good!"
You don't have a queue "lp".
Dear Mr. Meixner, Thank you very much.
To reproduce it try to print with echo hello | lp -d doesnotexist
The result I get is :- "lp: unable to print file:client-error-not-found"
and in /var/log/cups/error_log the matching message is shown:-
"print_job: resource name '/printers/doesnotexist' no good!"
Use lpstat -p to list which queues you actually have.
My output is :- "printer lp0 is idle" ....................................... So . . . the problem is that I have no print queue lp ? . . . how & where may I correct this, please? Thanks a Ton Richard _________
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 08:23 am, pinto wrote:
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 09:34, Johannes Meixner wrote:
On Nov 16 16:36 pinto wrote (shortened):
/var/log/cups/error_log ... resource name '/printers/lp' no good!"
You don't have a queue "lp".
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Dear Mr. Meixner,
Thank you very much.
To reproduce it try to print with echo hello | lp -d doesnotexist
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The result I get is :-
"lp: unable to print file:client-error-not-found"
and in /var/log/cups/error_log the matching message is shown:-
"print_job: resource name '/printers/doesnotexist' no good!"
Use lpstat -p to list which queues you actually have.
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My output is :- "printer lp0 is idle"
.......................................
So . . . the problem is that I have no print queue lp ? . . . how & where may I correct this, please?
Thanks a Ton
Richard _________
Why not just use the name of the printer (lp0) in the commands we've been telling you to use. It is not necessary to change the name of the printer.
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 14:45, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Why not just use the name of the printer (lp0) in the commands we've been telling you to use. It is not necessary to change the name of the printer.
after trying :- ....................... $_printer_command = "lpr -P lp0" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P lp0" $_printer_command = "lpr -l" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P EPSON Stylus Color Series CUPS" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P EPSON Stylus Color" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P Epson Stylus Color" . . . and, every variation of that selection, under the Sun :-O STILL, am getting same error message for each & all :- << "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" >> Ahem! Aha! . . . perhaps Mrs Weber might say : "Bad Karma around" ?? As I really only need to print from DOSemu about once a Year, perhaps it is best for me to rely on good old Ksnapshot :) Thank you, and, Mr. Meixner for your valliant efforts to get this working. sincerely, Richard _________
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 01:55 pm, pinto wrote:
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 14:45, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Why not just use the name of the printer (lp0) in the commands we've been telling you to use. It is not necessary to change the name of the printer.
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after trying :- ....................... $_printer_command = "lpr -P lp0" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P lp0" $_printer_command = "lpr -l" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P EPSON Stylus Color Series CUPS" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P EPSON Stylus Color" $_printer_command = "lpr -l -P Epson Stylus Color"
. . . and, every variation of that selection, under the Sun :-O
STILL, am getting same error message for each & all :-
<< "print_job: resource name '/printers/lp' no good!" >>
Ahem! Aha! . . . perhaps Mrs Weber might say : "Bad Karma around" ??
Well, let me say this..... I don't think you are changing the command in the right spot. I have never heard of a .dosemurc although it sounds like a reasonable file. Try to look for the dosemu.conf file which as I said long ago should be in /opt/dosemu/conf but it might be somewhere else in your setup. That is where I've always changed the command.
As I really only need to print from DOSemu about once a Year, perhaps it is best for me to rely on good old Ksnapshot :)
Thank you, and, Mr. Meixner for your valliant efforts to get this working.
sincerely, Richard _________
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 21:57, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Well, let me say this.....
I don't think you are changing the command in the right spot. I have never heard of a .dosemurc although it sounds like a reasonable file.
Try to look for the dosemu.conf file which as I said long ago should be in /opt/dosemu/conf but it might be somewhere else in your setup.
That is where I've always changed the command.
~ greatly appreciate your efforts to help me. My setup has NOTHING in /opt . . . all my DOSemu files are in my /home directory ................................ think I had best take a break from dosemu for a while . . . then, maybe do a global installation as root? . . . maybe then the files will be in the right place, and it will be possible to make adjustments in /opt/dosemu/conf gratefully, richard _________
On Thursday 18 November 2004 03:44 am, pinto wrote:
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 21:57, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Well, let me say this.....
I don't think you are changing the command in the right spot. I have never heard of a .dosemurc although it sounds like a reasonable file.
Try to look for the dosemu.conf file which as I said long ago should be in /opt/dosemu/conf but it might be somewhere else in your setup.
That is where I've always changed the command.
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~ greatly appreciate your efforts to help me.
My setup has NOTHING in /opt
. . . all my DOSemu files are in my /home directory
That may well be the case... but in your home directory... there should also be a dosemu.conf file. (which may be only a link to where dosemu really lives.)
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think I had best take a break from dosemu for a while . . . then, maybe do a global installation as root? . . . maybe then the files will be in the right place, and it will be possible to make adjustments in /opt/dosemu/conf
gratefully, richard _________
On Thursday 18 November 2004 03:44 am, pinto wrote:
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 21:57, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Well, let me say this.....
I don't think you are changing the command in the right spot. I have never heard of a .dosemurc although it sounds like a reasonable file.
Try to look for the dosemu.conf file which as I said long ago should be in /opt/dosemu/conf but it might be somewhere else in your setup.
That is where I've always changed the command.
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~ greatly appreciate your efforts to help me.
My setup has NOTHING in /opt
. . . all my DOSemu files are in my /home directory
................................
think I had best take a break from dosemu for a while . . . then, maybe do a global installation as root? . . . maybe then the files will be in the right place, and it will be possible to make adjustments in /opt/dosemu/conf
Do you have the 'locate' command installed on your system. (it should be, I think it was installed by default back then) locate *dosemu.conf* should find the file for you.
On Thursday 18 November 2004 15:22, Bruce Marshall wrote:
Do you have the 'locate' command installed on your system. (it should be, I think it was installed by default back then)
locate *dosemu.conf* should find the file for you.
findutils-locate <locate> __________ Hmm . . . dosemu.conf is not on my system. project for weekend :- ___________ will copy dosemu stuff from my /home directory , to, /opt directory. . . . will also try copying < dosemurc > to < dosemu.conf > and see if maybe get printer-lucky :=) many thanks ____________
On Thursday 18 November 2004 02:45 pm, pinto wrote:
project for weekend :- ___________
will copy dosemu stuff from my /home directory , to, /opt directory.
. . . will also try copying < dosemurc > to < dosemu.conf > and see if maybe get printer-lucky :=)
many thanks ____________
Or how about deleting and then re-installing dosemu from the distribution disks. I still have a set of 8.0 disks around here... and the RPM file from 8.0 shows that the following list of files are loaded. I think you said you were running SuSE 8.0 but we're sure not talking about the same DOSEMU package. /opt/dosemu/FDchange.log /opt/dosemu/README.bindist /opt/dosemu/Xfonts /opt/dosemu/Xfonts/vga.pcf /opt/dosemu/bin /opt/dosemu/bin/dosdebug /opt/dosemu/bin/dosemu /opt/dosemu/bin/dosemu.bin /opt/dosemu/bin/xdosemu /opt/dosemu/conf /opt/dosemu/conf/dosemu.conf /opt/dosemu/conf/dosemurc /opt/dosemu/conf/global.conf /opt/dosemu/doc /opt/dosemu/doc/README-tech.txt /opt/dosemu/doc/README.bindist /opt/dosemu/doc/README.txt /opt/dosemu/doc/announce /opt/dosemu/doc/dosemu-HOWTO.txt /opt/dosemu/doc/sound-usage.txt /opt/dosemu/dosemu-bin.tgz /opt/dosemu/dosemu-freedos-bin.tgz /opt/dosemu/freedos /opt/dosemu/freedos/autoexec.bat /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/assign.com /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/attrib.exe /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/bwbasic.exe /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/choice.exe /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/command.com /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/comp.com /opt/dosemu/freedos/bin/debug.com 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On Thursday 18 November 2004 21:23, Bruce Marshall wrote:
I think you said you were running SuSE 8.0 but we're sure not talking about the same DOSEMU package.
re: my weekend project :) ......................... I did not get my DOSemu off the install-CDs, but, the latest, stable, from : < dosemu.org > the versions that I installed are :- .............................. dosemu-1.2.2-bin.tgz & dosemu-freedos-b9r5-bin.tgz { the way that i feel, right now : "is it worth the sweat, to print once a year, when Ksnapsnot will do the print-job ok?" :) } ~ many thanks ________________
On Friday 19 November 2004 02:17 am, pinto wrote:
On Thursday 18 November 2004 21:23, Bruce Marshall wrote:
I think you said you were running SuSE 8.0 but we're sure not talking about the same DOSEMU package.
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re: my weekend project :) .........................
I did not get my DOSemu off the install-CDs, but, the latest, stable, from : < dosemu.org >
the versions that I installed are :- ..............................
dosemu-1.2.2-bin.tgz & dosemu-freedos-b9r5-bin.tgz
{ the way that i feel, right now : "is it worth the sweat, to print once a year, when Ksnapsnot will do the print-job ok?" :) }
~ many thanks ________________
Be my guest......
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