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Hammerstreik 1517 Mac Os Catalina
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I own a very nice, but very old high-resolution PostScript printer, an HP LaserJet 4mv with the optional 11x17 paper tray. I hadn't been able to use it for a long time because HP stopped supporting it, i.e. there were no OS 10 compatible printer drivers.
Just recently I found a driver here <http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1893>. My printer is in the list of supported printers. So I downloaded and installed the driver. But when I went to Print & Fax under System Preferences, all my computer could see was my old inkjet. I tried hitting + to add the LaserJet. No luck. So then I gave up and called Apple Tech Support.
First they asked me what my connection options were. I told them SCSI (don't laugh), BNC (looks sort of like a cable jack), LocalTalk and Ethernet (10Base-T). Since Ethernet is the only one of those choices that also exists on my MacBook Pro, we went with that. No luck.
The tech then told me that it might be possible to give the printer an IP address by connecting it to my Airport base station, but wasn't allowed to assist me with that because it fell beyond the scope of the support Apple is allowed to offer. He suggested that I call HP. Yeah, like HP's really going to help me with my 12 year old printer. *sigh*
Then I found this advice which sounded promising ...
<http://mydellmini.com/forum/general-mac-os-x-discussion/8803-os-x-ethernet-appletalk-printers.html#post72464>
... except my Airport (also 12 years old) is already using Appletalk.
To answer the obvious questions:
Why don't you just buy a printer that was made in THIS millennium?
Why don't you AT LEAST upgrade your Airport base station?
I'm unemployed (read 'destitute') and have to make do with what I have.
Any advice?
> > Sure Moggly.Just recently I found a driver here <http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1893>. My printer is in the list of supported printers. So I downloaded and installed the driver. But when I went to Print & Fax under System Preferences, all my computer could see was my old inkjet. I tried hitting + to add the LaserJet. No luck. So then I gave up and called Apple Tech Support.
First they asked me what my connection options were. I told them SCSI (don't laugh), BNC (looks sort of like a cable jack), LocalTalk and Ethernet (10Base-T). Since Ethernet is the only one of those choices that also exists on my MacBook Pro, we went with that. No luck.
The tech then told me that it might be possible to give the printer an IP address by connecting it to my Airport base station, but wasn't allowed to assist me with that because it fell beyond the scope of the support Apple is allowed to offer. He suggested that I call HP. Yeah, like HP's really going to help me with my 12 year old printer. *sigh*
Then I found this advice which sounded promising ...
<http://mydellmini.com/forum/general-mac-os-x-discussion/8803-os-x-ethernet-appletalk-printers.html#post72464>
... except my Airport (also 12 years old) is already using Appletalk.
To answer the obvious questions:
Why don't you just buy a printer that was made in THIS millennium?
Why don't you AT LEAST upgrade your Airport base station?
I'm unemployed (read 'destitute') and have to make do with what I have.
Any advice?
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> > Error opening translation file English
> > zsh: illegal hardware instruction /Users/zaro/Desktop/SDLMame/mame/mame64
> >
> > Process: mame64 [469]
> > Path: /Users/USER/Desktop/*/mame64
> > Identifier: mame64
> > Version: 0.216.0 (0)
> > Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
> > Parent Process: ??? [466]
> > Responsible: Terminal [464]
> > User ID: 501
> >
> > Date/Time: 2019-12-24 1517.279 -0300
> > OS Version: Mac OS X 10.15 (19A602)
> >
> > MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009)
>
> That error is new. You need to make sure you have the LANGUAGE folder in your sources
> and wherever you may be running your binary - make sure your .ini has the proper
> folder set up for it.
Well I still bet that is an issue with new update from last Catalina OS and Xcode tools!
Would be good if another person try to compile it on last Apple MAC OS enviroment!
Anyway my MAC is an old model and I´m running the latest OS with a patch from DOSDUDE so that the point if someone can try compile it on a new hardware with a really good install from a new MAC with the new software and see if the problem persists.
Thx.