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TOSHIBA e-STUDIO28/35/45 Unix Printer Driver
User’s Guide 15
The program will also prompt for other settings such as manpage path, middle script
name, temporary files location, or UI Link path. Follow screen prompts to specify
non-default settings.
Whenever a yes/no type question is asked, the upper-case letter identifies the
default response. For example, y/N, N is the default. You can just press the Return
(or Enter) key to use the default setting.
After all information is specified, the program begins the install process. Status and
error messages are shown to guide user through the install process.
Uninstallation mode
Usage: ./install –u [q:<queue>] [t:<insttype>] g:no
The g:no parameter launches the program in Text mode.
If only –u is specified it will list down all installed print queues related to the driver,
and let you choose which print queue to un-install.
If <queue> is specified, it will un-install the <queue> if it is installed in the system.
If not, it will list down all installed print queues related to this driver.
If t:all is specified, it will un-install all related print queues, even if <queue> is
specified.
If <queue> is not specified in the parameters, the program will list down installed
print queues and will ask which print queue will be un-installed.
Post Installation Procedures
The setup installation program assumes lpsched is running when the program is
invoked. It will disable the lp scheduler during the installation process. Restart the
scheduler manually after installation, if necessary.
In GUI installation mode, a successfully set up print queue is added and selected in
the setup Printer List field. In text installation mode, you can use lpstat –v (–W
for AIX systems) to verify if the print queue has been successfully installed in the
system. lpstat lists down the print queues available in the system.
Platform Specific Checks
Linux: Shell
For Linux systems, it is assumed that the Korn shell exists in /bin. If Korn (ksh)
does not exist in /bin, the /usr/local/tsbprn/shfilter-ps.tos file must be
modified to reflect the supported shell in the system. If, for example, Borne Again
(bash) shell is available, edit the first line in shfilter-ps.tos file, replacing #!/bin/ksh
with #!/bin/bash.
SunOS: windex
For SunOS, installing the manpages may require an extra step: updating of the
windex file. This file is an index of all manpages in a given main directory for
manpages. Only those manpages with entries in the windex file will be available and