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Sorry, but this is bullshit. Prinergy development is being done in Kodak Israel ( the one that formerly was called Creo Israel and before Creo it was called Scitex).

Hi Kala, 1) You can open terminal from Brisque session UI. 2) SciSmit is not a user - it's a script/utility 3) No direct connection between AppleTalk and TSP board at all (but see my last point) 4) SFL and Think boards are absent in your Brisque ( and, probably, Rotation board as well). 5)...

Hi Kala, looks like driver for TSP board is not installed. Open terminal as root. First - check if symbolic link for driver exists: cd /etc/drivers ls -lt nspdd If symbolic link exists, you'll see this output: nspdd -> /scitex/version/etc/drivers/nspdd Second - check if driver binary itself...

What sort of error? And what is the timestamp of Lif card driver file (lotemif.sys)?

Probably what is happening on boot is that your Brisque box was configured by previous owner to mount some external volumes on startup - and these volumes are, of course, non-existent in your network environment. And all network definitions are from previous owner as well. You'll have to be...

There is - as I stated in my answer. RIP in desired orientation and edit Expose template to cancel rotation (or do it in Expose dialogue per each job, if you prefer so). Looks like you don't queue jobs - otherwise, the question "to rotate or not to rotate" would be irrelevant.

Well, I'm a Kodak man ( formerly Scitex, CreoScitex and Creo one). Incidentally, I wrote the software for this board, so it's rather reasonable for me to know what this damned thing is supposed to do :-)

Hi Alex, Rotation board is not part of RIP process. It is a hardware board (PCI card) on your Brisque that does one specific thing: it rotates intermediate CT and LW data 90 degrees. Now, it sounds cryptic, so some relatively lengthy explanations are in order. Brisque is a ROOM (Rip Once Output...