http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5641
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This time you show only error messages with "dev=<mlc:usb:probe@/dev/usb/lp0>".
Were there also error messages with "dev=<mlc:usb:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"? The error
messages with "dev=<mlc:usb:probe@/dev/usb/lp0>" can be ignored, as they come
from a check where HPOJ tries to access the device via the printer.o kernel
module. This works only with HP's PCL devices. The LIDIL devices (as yours) are
only accessable in user mode via linusb. Therefore I have implemented a second
test which is executed whenever the first test fails (as in your case). The
second test is not done with /dev/usb/lp0 as device location (as needed for
printer.o) but with "%001%003" ("%<bus>%<device>" location for user-mode access
via libusb). In this test your device should be recognized. The exact numerical
values for "%<bus>%<device>" are determined by "lsusb -vv" and searching the
entry with the appropriate model name and/or serial number. So if you do not get
any error messages with "dev=<mlc:usb:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" (or other numerical
values) it is possible that your queue was correctly created. If you still have
the automatically generated queue, please check /etc/cups/printers.conf whether
it got a correct "ptal://..." URI.
Do also the following test: Nuke all queues with printerdrake and delete all
/etc/ptal/mlc* files again. Stop HPOJ. Power-cycle the device and reboot. Now
run printerdrake again, DO NOT try to stop/kill it when you see error messages
on the console from where you have started it. Post all the error messages which
you get on the console here in this bug report, also if they look duplicate.
Wait until the main window of printerdrake appears on the screen. Do not close
printerdrake. In a terminal window enter "lsmod" and post the output here in
this bug report. Try to print (double-click on printer entry in printerdrake or
Edit button, then "Print test pages") and to scan (run "xsane"). Does it work?
If not, do
service hpoj stop
rmmod printer
service hpoj start
lpinfo -v
Post the output of these commands, do "lsmod" again and post the output of
"lsmod", and then try to print and scan again. Does it work now? If only
scanning works, do
service cups restart
lpinfo -v
post the output of these commands and try to print again.
If you are not able to scan with "xsane" in the steps above, do at the
appropriate step:
PTAL_DEBUG=255 scanimage -L
and post the output here (best as an attachment, as it can get long.
If you have a dual-boot with windows and you cannot use the device under Linux
after rebooting from a Windows session, power-cycle the device.
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description:
I just added a HP PSC 1210 muti-funtion printer to my system. Every time I run
printerdrake, it adds another instance of that model to the list of printers.
So if I run it three times, I get a list of three HP PSC 1210's connected to my
system.
