http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4522
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HPOJ in the beta is a new version which has a slightly different config file
format. printerdrake has to be adapted to that. For now you have to use the
command line:
ptal-init setup
service cups restart
and then
lpadmin -p HP3330 -E -v ptal:/mlc:usb:HP_LaserJet_3330 -P
/usr/share/cups/model/HP-PostScript/hp_LaserJet_1300_series.ppd.gz
Then you should be able to print.
Edit /etc/sane.d/dll.conf adding a line only containing "hpoj" to be able to scan.
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description:
In today's cooker, an expert install which includes configuring an HP MF3330
hpoj printer completes without error. However, when you boot the system, the
hpoj daemon fails during initialization with the error
"/etc/init.d/hpoj setup needs to be run as root"
If you do this, you get the error
"The following devices are using an obsolete configuration file format. Use
./hpoj setup to delete and re-probe them"
You can continue, and it appears to probe/install the printer correctly.
However, an attempt to print a test page shows the printer as not started.
It seems that if setup needs to be run, it should be run by the install. Also,
if the message is to be believed, printerdrake is creating an obsolete config
file during the install.
This may be related to bug 4521 (can't install printer-utils).
