On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 10:45, Bill Nottingham wrote: > akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxx (akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxx) said: > > I recently posted a message asking about exactly the same behavior in > > relation to modems (kudzu --class=MODEM). I don't understand this and > > no one responded with an explanation. I remain confused. > > When run with --class=<blah>, it only probes for that class. Hence, > it sees all the things aside from that class as removed. > > Bill That makes sense. However, why is it that you can only detect a printer (maybe the case with other hw?) when booting up? Limitations in how you can talk to the printer hardware? If I run 'kudzu -s' from a VT once Fedora is loaded up, it returns with nothing. I think I should be able to turn my printer on after the fact and *then* run kudzu and get it added to hwbrowser. What are the current technical difficulties of doing this? Note, as I've already stated previously, printing still works without the printer listed in hwbrowser, so this is more a consistency/aesthetic issue. Regards, -Matt -- "Would you buy a car with the hood welded shut?" - Bob Young on the benefits of the open source development model. mhelios - www.fedoraforum.org
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