Install network LaserJet fast way

In this tip for Linux and Solaris admins, we are going to install network LaserJet printer into system. I assume printer has own ip address (for example 11.22.33.44). Be sure you have CUPS 1.1 installed. Now type:

lpadmin -p LaserJet -E -v socket://11.22.33.44 -m laserjet.ppd

That's all, you can modify your configuration at location http://localhost:631/admin

Alternate break sequence for Solaris (8,9,10)

Have you been in situation, when you were connected to Sparc machine using terminal, which didn't allow you to send break sequence ? Well, this tip may help you. To bring the system to the OK prompt send the following key sequences:

 <cr> ~ ^b     (enter  tilde  ctrl+b)

To enable this feature, be sure to have this in file /etc/default/kbd

KEYBOARD_ABORT=alternate