Hi guys,
I want to report that I have VERY similar problem with my OKI B410D printer
after upgrade to 11.10 from 11.04.
On 11.01 everything worked fine.
I've tried already different drivers, the recommended one, the one that is
provided by OKI and the proposed here hpijs/pcl5e driver.
All have
Alex - please refer to a new bug I entered:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/872483
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Title:
My laser printer prints sheets
Thanks Guido,
I've posted my logs in your submitted bug #872483.
Till,
I don't think this bug is fixed as you changed the status here.
Is there a way to reset the USB connection manually (instead of turning
the printer off-on) so next job will be printed ok?
Thanks
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My laser printer prints sheets of random chars
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I have the same trouble with my ML-2250 printer. The fix does not solve the
problem. Actually the error is same or similar with different driver e.g. pcl
or spl.
I have no trouble under ubuntu 11.10
could be related e.g. to timing issues. according to my observation the
firstjob always prints
Guido, are you on Oneiric? Did you install all the updates? Did you
remove and recreate your printer (or at least change the driver to
Foomatic/hpijs-pcl5e)?
If you have still problems, please start a new bug report and follow the
instructions in the sections CUPS error_log and Capturing print
Hi Till,
I'm sorry to say that this bug returned today after my workmate tried to print
from his PC (with windows XP) through IPP: first print good, the second trash.
I've tried to search for a firmware update in the Samsung site, but found only
drivers and user guides.
I have to restate that
This bug was fixed in the package system-config-printer -
1.3.6+20110831-0ubuntu9
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system-config-printer (1.3.6+20110831-0ubuntu9) oneiric; urgency=low
* debian/patches/50_preferreddrivers-xml-fix-drivertype-recognition.patch:
Fixed the rules for recognition of driver types.
Hi Till,
I've tried several documents, with one or more pages and almost all of them
(Photos are not affected) depicts the reported strange behaviour. I noted,
however, that the garbage printed is the same with all documents test (looked
at the fist page printed).
I made another test:
I want to know whether the printer is behaving exactly the same way,
independent of the driver (Postscript, pxlmono, hpijs-pcl5e) you are
using and also if you can always print the first job after turning on
the printer and get the problem from the second job on.
Can you answer exactly my
Ok these are the result from various print tests with your suggested
drivers:
Recommended driver
Turned off-on printer
doc #1 - pdf document
* job 1: good
* job 2: garbage
doc #2 - odt document
* job 1: good
* job 2: garbage
pxlmono driver
Turned off-on printer
doc
OK, thank you very much. With this test result we can solve your
problem. It shows that the Postscript and pxlmono drivers print the
first printout after turning on the printer well, but leave the printer
in a bad state, so that most of the subsequent printouts come out as
garbage. Only the
I have done the needed fixes in the foomatic-db package now so that your
printer can be used with PCL-5e drivers and also the gdi driver for
Samsung's own printer language (try it, perhaps it also works and
performs better on your printer). I have also set the hpijs-pcl5e
driver as the recommended
This bug was fixed in the package foomatic-db - 20110831-0ubuntu3
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foomatic-db (20110831-0ubuntu3) oneiric; urgency=low
* debian/patches/samsung-ml-2570-recommend-hpijs-pcl5e.patch: Assigned also
PCL-5e drivers to the Samsung ML-2570 and recommended the PCL-5e driver
** Branch linked: lp:ubuntu/foomatic-db
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I have now fixed system-config-printer, too. It did not recognize all
driver types correctly and therefore made wrong selections. The new
system-config-printer (1.3.6+20110831-0ubuntu9) will soon be available
in Oneiric.
** Changed in: system-config-printer (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/855412/+attachment/2440285/+files/output_with_pcl5e_driver.png
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I've scanned the output with the recommended driver and the generic driver.
They will follow this comment.
The configuration page states that the printer can emulate PCL6, PCL5e and
PostScript3.
The paper setting is the same over multiple printings.
Tried to restart the printer, but with no joy:
Is it the same with all drivers, first job (after turning on the
printer) correct, subsequent jobs broken? Is the first job always
completely correct, independent how many pages it has? Are the
subsequent jobs always completely broken, including their first pages?
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Can you follow the instructions in the sections USB printer, CUPS
error_log, and Capturing print job data of
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems? Thanks.
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Status: New = Incomplete
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Your printer got automatically set up with a PostScript driver. Is your
printer actually a PostScript printer? Can you change it to a PCL
driver? In system-config-printer right-click the printer's icon, choose
Properties, click Change button for make and model, try
- Samsung ML-2570
Hi Till,
done the followed step:
* checked Save debugging information for troubleshooting in
system-config-printer
* enabled debug with cupsctl LogLevel=debug
* cleared print queue (it was empty anyway since I don't have problem with
failed job)
* done the tips in Capturing print job data): the
I have looked into your long error_log. All jobs except job 305 seem to
be correctly handled by CUPS and the filters. Only job 305 considered a
job with the title Test Page as a command file (printer maintenance
commands to print nozzle check pages and clean nozzles on inkjet
printers). Due to the
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