Hi Raghu, > The PCL file looks normal. There is no duplex command in the file and it > prints like a normal job here. You can verify this by > cat output.pcl > /dev/usb/lp0 if it is a USB connect or /dev/lp0 for > parallel connection. > Would you mind repeating this with a two page job, i.e., send output to a > disk file and then cat the file to the printer. I am curious if it is still > flipping the second page. If it works okay from command line, then we will > have to figure out why the duplex flag gets set when you print normally. If I take a two page ps file and cat the output.pcl file to the printer it prints normally with no flipping. Then I took the ps file an printed it with KGhostView which was also ok. After that I tried another file. This time I printed a PDF with KPDF an the error occurs, the pages are flipped. At that moment I wondered if it could be only kpdf because I mostly print my pdf files with that, but I also tried: "lpr test.pdf" and even in that case the pages are flipped. The same file printed with Adobe Acrobat 7.0 is ok, no flipping.
I have to say, I have no idea, where the problem could be and I ask me, where is the difference between Acrobat and lpr for example. > You can get the latest HPLIP from http://hplip.sourceforge.net, the latest > is HPILP-0.9.11 There are some package dependencies to build this. There > are step-by-step instructions in the documentation. ... I'll try that later today. Thanks! André
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