I've had my Cups/Hplip working well on an HP PSC device (on USB) I no
longer have. It's Hplip 1.6.10 that comes with Debian Lenny right now.
I've plugged in an excellent condition Officejet 1150C on the parallel
port. I've tried Bios settings of ECP, EPP, and bi-directional. The
kernel sees it just fine, accepts IRQ and DMA in ECP mode, even reporting
model and info with the ieee 1284 routines.
I've nabbed the correct PPD, and added it to Cups as "parallel:/dev/lp0",
and I can print to it just fine.
But any attempt at hp-probe or hp-setup fails to find any device. I've
tried "hp-probe -g" and the like, but don't know how it's all built to
figure out what's missing. Any ideas? I see it's supported as far back
as Hplip 0.9.5.
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