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Christopher Negus

"Linux Bible, 2008 Edition: Boot up to Ubuntu, Fedora, KNOPPIX, Debian, openSUSE, and 11 Other Distributions"

If the hardware works in KNOPPIX, run the lsmod command to see what modules
are loaded. From that list, you should be able to add the necessary modules as just described.
 Configure a printer??”Because Slackware now includes the CUPS facility for printing
(replacing LPRng), you can configure your printers using any Web browser. The best way
to begin adding and configuring a printer is to type the following into a location box on
any Web browser on your Slackware system:
http://localhost:631:/admin
Enter the root username and your root password when prompted. Then select the Add
printer button to begin adding your printer to your CUPS printing server on your
Slackware system.
 Configure networking??”If you didn??™t configure your Ethernet cards at installation time,
you can do it now. Type the following command:
# netconfig
The menu system enables you to configure your network interface using the same screens
as at installation.
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Choosing and Installing a Linux Distribution Part III
 Install additional software packages??”The slackpkg command is the preferred tool
for downloading and installing software for Slackware. You can download the slackpkg
package from http://slackpkg.sourceforge.net. Once you have the slackpkg
package, install it by typing installpkg slackpkg*.


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