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Subject: Re: Reseting LW IIg to factory defaults
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From: Robert Grapes <[e-mail]>
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 93 19:59:42 GMT
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In article <1qpir1$[e-mail]> Jurgen Botz,
[e-mail] writes:
> I have a Laserwriter IIg that has disappeared completely from the
> Network, i.e. it's name doesn't show up in any zone.  (You can print
> to it from it's serial interface, tho!)  I have seen some discussion
> here about changing the zone a IIg is in... including some PS code
> that lets you change the zone.  Is there maybe some PS code you can
> use to have it go back to all its factory default settings?  I have
> a feeling that's what needed to heal ours.

The following postscript works for LaserWriter IIg's with version 2 roms

%!
0 serverdict begin exitserver
<< /FactoryDefaults true >> setsystemparams
systemdict begin
realtime 10000 add
{ dup realtime le { pop exit } if } loop
quit

Rob.