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I have a router Netgear FWG114p where I have connected a HP laserjet 1010 printer on the usb-port. When connecting the printer directly to the computer it works fine with hpijs and foomatic, and when connecting it to the router it works all-right when using win-XP. But I would like to use it as a network printer connected on the router and using linux. Anyone that have done this and knows how to do it?

I use Suse 9.0 installed on a hd in one partition (total of 1 gb or something like it). I started to run out of place specially on /usr. So I bought a new hd of 80 gb. That one I divided into 4 partitions with about 20 gb each. My intention is to use them like this: 20 gb for use both in linux and win98 - formated and mounted without problem. 20 gb for making home larger 20 gb for making /usr/lib larger 20 gb for making /usr/share larger. I used YAST2 to partition and format and mount the partitions like that but that made all data in the old /home, /usr/lib, /usr/share to disappear. Fortunately I managed to unmount them using the installation disk but now my question is: How should I manage to use these disks without reinstalling the whole system?