Jaguar ( OS X 10.2.x) and Panther ( OS X 10.3.x) users should open Print Center (Jaguar) or Printer Setup Utility (Panther), hold down the Option key, and click the Add Printer button in the Print Center toolbar. Use the “Print Using” pop-up menu near the bottom of the window to select the correct PPD for your printer and click Add. Highlight your printer in the section below.
In that window, click the Default Browser icon at the top left. Tiger users should open the Printer Setup Utility and click on the Add icon at the top of the Printer List window. Click on the + (plus) icon at the lower left. Please tell me this is fixable.To add a printer queue, Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5.x) users should use the Print & Fax from System Preferences. I only have my chromebook and my iPhone so I don’t have another device that I can use to mess with the ssd. I no longer have chrome so I don’t know what to do.
Saying “booting from usb device…” If I click the mmc drive, it also freezes. As a result, the old partition(s) will remain in use.you should reboot now before making further changes.” I turned the chromebook off and back on, ctrl+l, the seaBIOS screen popped up, gave me the option between usb or mmc drive, after selecting the usb drive, it just freezes. I’m wanting to use the ssd as the primary drive so this made sense to switch? An error popped up after clicking install (didn’t install yet) that said, “partitions 1, 3 on /dev/sda have been written, but we have been unable to inform the kernel of the change, probably because it/they are in use. So I changed the “device for boot loaded installer” from the internal drive to the ssd. I followed the video’s instructions 3:00 (which wiped chrome os off laptop), but after I restarted, I ended up back as if I hadn’t installed it yet. For this part, I was following the second video listed. After a lot of trial and error, I got the linux to pull up. I basically followed along with a yt video to dual boot chrome and linux (I’ll link it below.) I don’t really care if chrome is on there, but until the linux is working, it was nice to still have a useable computer. I made a live linux mint bootable drive, using an ssd.
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