At 12/06/00 09:06, Dunlap, Randy wrote:
>Hi Karl Heinz,
>
>I downloaded and used the stc740XXX.upp driver that
>you mentioned. I installed it at all 3 of its
>supported resolutions (360*360, 720*720, and 1440)
>and tested with both usb-uhci and uhci (JE).
>
>I didn't have any problems, but maybe you are sending
>LOTS more data to the printer than I am.
>At first I was printing a web page with a few small
>graphics on it, but since you said you are printing
>large (letter sized) images, I downloaded some
>Van Gogh art to print. These images are still only
>about 1/2 page each, but gimp stretches them to be
>full page when I print them. lpq said that I was
>sending about 800 KB to the printer each time that
>I printed. I don't see any loss of data and I didn't
>have any error messages.
>
>Can you recommend some data (graphics) for me to print?
>What software do you use to print it?
I have been having a couple of problems with an Epson 740 when the print
file size exceeds about 10MB.
I am printing multiple copies of a single page from a Windows 98 client
through the Linux server (kernel 2.4.0-test1-ac9) using the USB connection.
1. The print goes fine for about 14 pages and then suddenly stops
mid-page and lpq shows empty. I have got round this by only printing 10
pages at a time and allowing the printer to have a few seconds of recovery
between each batch.
2. When I switch on the printer it picks a usb dev at random (either
lp0 or lp1). This is a bit frustrating as I have to re-point lp on the
server each time.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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