I understand what you mean.
actually I just setup Lprng and it is fully working : locally from lpr
- not configurable from KDE/Systemsettings but I don't really care as
this is on my firewall - then from my main computer with CUPS 1.6.1, I
configured a remote printer :
lpd://10.0.0.1/lp
I just
Hello,
Can anybody tell me why this bug is still considered "Incomplete" ? I
guess I have been thorough with the informations I supplied as requested
: did I do any mistake ?
Best regards
R. Grasso
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Finally : gosh, I am stupid ! I was searching the quirks file for the
Deskjet 710C ! of course there is an entry for the PL2305 chip !
Now, I ran various tests as you requested : I did not try "blacklist"
nor "usb-init" (I don't have any vendor string) nor "vendor-class" (I am
not sure I understan
Now, about https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems and the
section "USB printer does not print or prints garbage" (I guess I
already went through this before posting) :
btw, the system's current state is :
- cups service stopped
- usblp reloaded, so that I could have /dev/usb/lp0 in ord
Wow, Till Kamppeter himself ! Thank you for coming and trying to rescue
me ! So, first things first, I am attaching the quirks file
** Attachment added: "org.cups.usb-quirks"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1258919/+attachment/3934786/+files/org.cups.usb-quirks
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Hey, it was quick ! I found back an old Lucid vm in Virtualbox : I
started it , configured the printer in cups, printed the test page :
success, it did not stall !
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I will do it. Possibly not now. I am in France, and it is getting late.
Later this week I guess.
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Title:
067b:2305 printing issue wi
Obviously, I noticed this behavior after having unplugged the printer
from the Shuttle and having plugged it on the 12.10 computer. I did not
report the previous behavior through a network connection, remotely
printing from the 12.10 computer onto the printer which would have been
connected to the
Hello,
Actually, this computer (Shuttle) is my firewall. My main computer is
still running Ubuntu 12.10 (I have a boot issue because of my TV card -
I don't address this issue now, I am mentioning this just so that your
understand why I did not upgrade yet).
I just had right now a hardware proble
Hello,
I upgraded the bios; here is the version :
root@rubedo:~# dmidecode -s bios-version ; dmidecode -s bios-release-date
1.04
09/13/2013
As I expected, the cups behavior did not change; nor the successful
print through usblp
What is your suggestion now ?
Best regards
R. Grasso
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I understand why you ask - on
http://global.shuttle.com/products/productsDownload?productId=1718&panelId=1,
they don't mention that v1.04 fixes anything about USB; as I am able to print
with usblp, I am not sure that upgrading the Bios will help - however, one
never knows - I will do the upgrad
I meant : cups+libusb is flawed : sorry !
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Title:
printing issue with parallel-to-usb adapter
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
I just made another test : I stopped the cups service, loaded usblp with
modprobe, and ran :
cat lines.ps | gs -q -sDEVICE=ppmraw -r600 -sPAPERSIZE=letter -dNOPAUSE
-sOutputFile=- - | pnm2ppa --eco -v 720 -i - -o - > /dev/usb/lp0
so : lines.ps contains 56 lines to be printed, which fails with
c
I ran a last quick search : I began diving in libusb programming : and
this is what i was afraid of : they don't use the usual Unix special
files : they address the usb devices on the bus directly, as I found on
this example :
A short introduction to libusb | Roar of the Jespersaur
http://www.jesp
I am sorry I have been unclear : with the old Unix, I was able to run
low level tests such as :
cat test_file > /dev/lp0
with such a test I would have been able to test the kernel driver only;
so would have I been able to do with usblp, which generates such special
devices : I could have generate
Sorry I have been busy all week.
Before posting to the usb list, do you confirm my first guess that this
may be a kernel bug ? I saw that cups does not support usblp anymore.
Can we be sure that this is not a cups issue ? I just mentioned the
kernel because it seemed one possible thing to do. But
Public bug reported:
Hello,
So far I am assuming that the problem is a driver one.
I have an old HP Deskjet 710C parallel printer. I really don't print a
lot, so it ages well. I just replaced my former desktop with a new
barebone without parallel port - no space to embed a PCI IEEE 1284
adapter
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