Thanks Johannes for providing the packages for openSUSE 10.2. I am now using it successfully with 10.2 x86_64. One suggestion you offered in another thread was to add some code to the 80-scanner.fdi (your new yast scanner module had entered the code for Factory). This leads to a couple observations. hp-check is a good troubleshooting tool, but it seems to favor adding all users to the lp group. Using resmgr seems to me to be a more secure option. Is it possible to patch hp-check to look for perhaps actual permissions on SUSE instead of warning to add all the users to group lp (which does also work), or look for the code in 80-scanner.fdi. Also, another possible patch is hp-check complains wrongly about usb_device permissions (it must be looking in 50-udev-default.rules). The 55-hpmud.rules work very well. Perhaps it should look there instead. Thanks to HP for their much improved support for printing in Linux, and thanks again Johannes for passing on the latest and greatest version to us users.
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