sending test print lpr linux in All Reviews

from N/A, Newegg.com

…Pros: Works, cheap, small, supports a bunch of printing protocols Cons: poor documentation, poor error reporting Other Thoughts: I managed to get it to work with linux and CUPS using… 30 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Sturdy construction, clear manual, friendly telecphone tech support. Theoretically supports LPR and IPP printing. Cons: Lack of compatibility with popular Epson MFP printers. Other…

from Ski Bum from Vail Colorado, Circuitcity.com

… to the printer from the print server but was unable to get the queue name or a successful connection from the PC. I ended up purchasing a Hawking unit which supports IPP and LPR. Setuo only took 10 minutes… 230 more reviews »

from falz, Newegg.com

…Pros: Easy setup, power adapter is space friendly, works with multiple OS's (Tested with Linux, FreeBSD). You don't have to use the CD supplied to install on computers once you see what it added as a… 443 more reviews »

from Larry, Newegg.com

…Pros: Duplex printing, quiet, fast, works in Linux, compact to fit on desk next to monitor(when it is printing well) Cons: started to print smudged page after a week Other Thoughts: I… 60 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…The whole reason we bought this printer was because it has Networking built in. However, all jetdirect cards I have used in the past have the STANDARD LPR port and cue. almost all internet printing… 45 more reviews »

from Tigerdirect.com

…Bought this PS to use at my company with an Epson Stylus R1900 colour photo printer. The only trick was I had to enable LPR printing, set the LPR queue name to USB1_LQ (all caps) then enable LPR… 12 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… on the network to match the IP on the print server, webbed in, and changed the IP to match the rest of the network. lpr/lpd mode worked fine with the various Linux and Windows systems. Was up and running within… 91 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… and Linux machine and neither the instructions nor the website give any information for either of those platforms. The D-Link provides both raw-socket print capabilities and LPR/LPD queues. I was able… 519 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

…Pros: None Cons: Claims it supports major printing protocols, but no documentation for anything other than windows. The configuration for that is odd as well. It certainly does not support LPD/LPR… 168 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… diffcult, I'm using Mandrake 9.3 and Redhat 9.3 It took a couple of tries to get a good test page to print, it's just a matter of using the right combination of lpr/CUPS but when it works it's a beautiful…

from Amazon.com

… was a little more diffcult, I'm using Mandrake 9.3 and Redhat 9.3 It took a couple of tries to get a good test page to print, it's just a matter of using the right combination of lpr/CUPS but when…

from lindsaymichael@wavecable.com from Bremerton, WA., Buy.com

…Took it out of the box, hooked it up per the instructions, loaded the drivers with the supplied utility CD and it has never sucessfully printed a single page. I have many years experience wih LPR… 399 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… whether printing from Windows 2000, OS X or Linux (lpr or CUPS).

My hunch is that printer support is iffy, but one is hard pressed to find out from NetGear which printers work and which don

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from N/A, Newegg.com

…Pros: Great draft laser printer. Works flawlessly in linux with a bit of tweaking. Cons: None Other Thoughts: Brother supplies the cups wrapper and lpr drivers for these printers… 216 more reviews »