--- In salva g <> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi all, I'm trying to install a ITK24i thermal printer in a TS7800 by USB. I
> have taked the drivers from
> http://www.practicalautomation.com/download/
> I've followed the instructions in readme file to install like this and go
> well,
>
>
> :itk24i# ./install.sh
>
> `libpa_status.so.0.0' -> `/usr/lib/libpa_status.so.0.0'
>
> `libpa_conf.so.0.0' -> `/usr/lib/libpa_conf.so.0.0'
>
> Configure shared libraries
You have downloaded & installed i386 binary driver & support programs, which
won't work with the ARM processor. To use the printer with an ARM processor,
you must either build the drivers and daemons from source, or ask the vendor to
supply the appropriate ARM binaries.
Additionally, it looks like there is a firmware file that needs to be loaded
into the printer, but that is a much smaller problem than i386 binary drivers.
In short, ask the vendor to open-source his drivers.
regards, ....... Charlie
>
> `pa_edit_conf' -> `/usr/sbin/./pa_edit_conf'
>
> `pa_paper_prtd' -> `/usr/sbin/./pa_paper_prtd'
>
> `pa_flash_update' -> `/usr/sbin/./pa_flash_update'
>
> `libpa_status.h' -> `/usr/local/include/./libpa_status.h'
>
> `pa_typedefs.h' -> `/usr/local/include/./pa_typedefs.h'
>
> `pa_version' -> `/usr/sbin/./pa_version'
>
> Example start up scripts are available for Redhat and SuSe.
>
> see pa_paper_prt.redhat and pa_paper_prt.suse
>
> demo/build
>
> demo/commands.h
>
> demo/custom1.ps
>
> demo/formatPAError.c
>
> demo/gs1page.ps
>
> demo/gs2page.ps
>
> demo/misc.h
>
> demo/osco.ps
>
> demo/print_with_gs
>
> demo/print_with_gs.c
>
> demo/semun.h
>
> demo/statdemo
>
> demo/statdemo.c
>
> demo/statusStructs.h
>
> demo/web3pages.ps
>
> ************************************************
>
> ************************************************
>
> Please see demo directory for examples on how to
>
> programmatically print and acquire status from
>
> the printer.
>
> ************************************************
>
> ************************************************
>
>
> but when try to make a new file configuration the shell returns
>
>
>
> :itk24i# pa_edit_conf --new
>
> -bash: /usr/sbin/pa_edit_conf: cannot execute binary file
>
> I've tried with ./, giving all the permission etc but always the same.
> The readme file says:
> If this is the first time the pa_paper_prt daemon is installed,
> you must run pa_edit_conf to create a new printer configuration
> file. Issue the command: pa_edit_conf --new
>
> After completing the creation of the printer configuration,
> start the daemon with the following command:
>
> for Redhat: (do this as root) service pa_paper_prt start
>
> for SuSe: (do this as root) /etc/init.d/pa_paper_prt start
>
> Could be that the binary file doesn't work with debian?
> thanks a lot
>
>
>
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