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You only need Samba if the printer is a network printer. Samba is a package of utilities you can use to connect to other computers (only SMB: Win95/98/NT/WfW and some other systems as well).<br />

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You only need Samba if the printer is a network printer. Samba is a package of utilities you can use to connect to other computers (only SMB: Win95/98/NT/WfW and some other systems as well).


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Whoops, it seems to me that you need Samba after all. You can get it at: <a href="http://samba.anu.edu.au" rel="ugc">http://samba.anu.edu.au</a><br />

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Whoops, it seems to me that you need Samba after all. You can get it at: http://samba.anu.edu.au [http://samba.anu.edu.au]


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samba is on redhat cd just you will be better geting newest rpm <br />

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samba is on redhat cd just you will be better geting newest rpm


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as I try to configure my printer (HP Deskjet 690C) with RedHat Linux 5.1, i got a message that i better install Samba before configuring LAN Printer Manager.<br />
I don't find Samba anywhere and it looks like everything is well installed.<br />
What should I do Please ? (it' so hard to sleep!!)<br />
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Thanks a lot !
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as I try to configure my printer (HP Deskjet 690C) with RedHat Linux 5.1, i got a message that i better install Samba before configuring LAN Printer Manager.
I don't find Samba anywhere and it looks like everything is well installed.
What should I do Please ? (it' so hard to sleep!!)

Thanks a lot !

printer problem

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