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Name

lp — Parallel port and its mode.

Synopsis

lp=[ 0 | port [, port ...]|reset|auto]

Description

Specify the parallel port to use. The lp=port1,port2... format associates a sequence of parallel ports to devices, starting with lp0. An example is lp=none,parport0, which would suppress configuration of the lp0 device and cause the lp1 device to use the first parallel port.

lp=0 disables the printer driver.

lp=reset causes the attached printers to be reset. This option can be combined with the port specifications.

lp=auto causes the kernel to examine the device ID from each port to determine whether a IEEE 1284-compatible printer is attached. If so, the kernel will manage that printer.


 
 
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