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Let's make a network print server for vintage, parallel printers

Welcome to a new video series that I call "Let’s make". It is less restoration focused but aims on making things from stuff I have on hand. Today, we'll make a print server for vintage printers that allows us to print over the network to an old daisywheel printer that I restored in a previous video. A while ago, I bought an ADVANTECH embedded PC module. It has a Pentium-III processor and old-school parallel and serial ports, as well as VGA and PS2 ports. Let's see if we can turn it into a network print server with parallel printer support. 00:00 Intro 00:32 Unboxing an old embedded computer 01:16 Assembly 03:37 Power-on 03:47 The finished hardware in an ITX case 04:23 Installing OpenBSD 06:03 PIP - Package installation pain 07:32 CUPS or LPD? 09:15 The printcap file 10:30 Allowing machines to connect 11:33 Setting up a Mac as a client 13:18 Printing from the MacOS shell 13:50 It freakin’ works!!! 14:04 ASCII Art 14:20 Cheese loving dog ;-) 14:30 Outro You can find the scripts from the video on my GitHub: https://github.com/timob0/img2ascii #retrocomputing #making #printer #network #server #vintage #daisywheel #TECFP1500