Hi ;)

Both commands turn on my printer. I remember having this problem some months ago and it was resolved by an upgrade. It reappeared recently :)

Thanks you for your intention ;)
KnuX.

Here is the hp-info output :
HP Linux Imaging and Printing System (ver. 0.9.10)
Device Information Utility ver. 3.4

Copyright (c) 2003-6 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, LP
This software comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
This is free software, and you are welcome to distribute it
under certain conditions. See COPYING file for more details.

Using device: hp:/usb/deskjet_5100?serial=MY41A4K3X57A

Device Parameters (dynamic data):
 Parameter Value(s)  ---------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- 3bit-status-code 24 3bit-status-name NoFault agent1-ack False agent1-desc Black cartridge agent1-dvc 0 agent1-health 0 agent1-health-desc Good/OK agent1-hp-ink False agent1-id 9 agent1-kind 3 agent1-known False agent1-level 85 agent1-level-trigger 0 agent1-sku 56 (C6656A) agent1-type 1 agent1-virgin False agent2-ack False agent2-desc Tri-color cartridge agent2-dvc 0 agent2-health 0 agent2-health-desc Good/OK agent2-hp-ink False agent2-id 10 agent2-kind 3 agent2-known False agent2-level 17 agent2-level-trigger 0 agent2-sku 57 (C6657A) agent2-type 2 agent2-virgin False agent3-ack False agent3-desc Photo cartridge agent3-dvc 0 agent3-health 1 agent3-health-desc Not installed agent3-hp-ink False agent3-id 0 agent3-kind 3 agent3-known False agent3-level 0 agent3-level-trigger 7 agent3-sku 58 (C6658A) agent3-type 3 agent3-virgin False back-end hp cups-printer hpdeskjet5150 cups-uri hp:/usb/deskjet_5100?serial=MY41A4K3X57A dev-file device-state 1 device-uri hp:/usb/deskjet_5100?serial=MY41A4K3X57A deviceid MFG:hp;MDL:deskjet 5100;CMD:MLC,PCL,PML,DW-PCL,DESKJET,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;DES:51 50;SN:MY41A4K3X57A;S:0380008084001021002c1480055c2500011;J : ;Z:0102; duplexer 0 error-state 0 host in-tray1 True in-tray2 False is-hp True media-path 3 panel 0 panel-line1 panel-line2 photo-tray 0 port 1 r 0 revision 3 rg 000 rr 000000 rs 000000000 serial MY41A4K3X57A status-code 1000 status-desc The printer is idle. supply-door 0 top-door 1 
Model Parameters (static data):
 Parameter Value(s)  ---------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- align-type 1 clean-type 1 color-cal-type 3 copy-type 0 embedded-server-type 0 fax-type 0 icon deskjet_5100.png io-control 0 io-mfp-mode 2 io-mode 1 io-scan-port 0 io-support 2 linefeed-cal-type 0 model deskjet_5100 model-ui HP Deskjet 5100 panel-check-type 0 pcard-type 0 pq-diag-type 0 r0-agent1-kind 3 r0-agent1-sku 56 (C6656A) r0-agent1-type 1 r0-agent2-kind 3 r0-agent2-sku 57 (C6657A) r0-agent2-type 2 r0-agent3-kind 3 r0-agent3-sku 58 (C6658A) r0-agent3-type 3 scan-type 0 status-type 2 support-type 2 tech-class DJGenericVIP tech-type 2 
Status History (most recent first):
 Date/Time Code Status Description User Job ID  -------------------- ----- ---------------------------------------- -------- -------- 31.05.2006 23:39:19 1000 The printer is idle. root 31.05.2006 23:39:03 1000 The printer is idle. root 31.05.2006 23:39:00 1000 The printer is idle. root



Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
On Sun, 28 May 2006, KnuX wrote:
However, I found an annoying behaviour... When I boot my Debian, the printer is 
turned on, what is not really necessary.
Also, each night, the printer is turned on too... I found these messages in 
/var/log/messages:

Does any of the following commands (as root) turn your printer on? Which?

/etc/init.d/cupsys restart
/etc/init.d/hplip restart

Is it possible to disable this "auto-booting" of the printer ? I notice
that only the power led was turned on, I have never eared the printer's
mecanism.

This is bogosity in the printer firmware, which turns it fully online when
inquired about its model.  It is an upstream problem I have no idea how to
fix.

OTOH, as soon as we make sure exactly when your printer is being turned on,
and you give me the output of hp-info for the printer, I will forward this
bug upstream.  Maybe they can fix the problem, in fact I thought they had
done so.




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