On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 03:54:47AM -, Linda Gonzalez wrote:
I am new to linux and running UBUNTO 10.04. I have an old Epson
ActionLaser 1500 that I have been trying to print to for weeks and this
has finally made it go, but it's lost when I reboot. There's no
/etc/modules in my
I am new to linux and running UBUNTO 10.04. I have an old Epson
ActionLaser 1500 that I have been trying to print to for weeks and this
has finally made it go, but it's lost when I reboot. There's no
/etc/modules in my filesystem. If it was working in previous
distributions???
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Hi Rolf,
I agree that if support for devices are missing from parport_pc we
should fix them. However, this bug was opened well over a year ago
against Jaunty no less and it's not obvious which devices would still
need support in Maverick, if any. Hence it would be much more helpful
to open a
Leann, fair enough. I can say that I'm still affected with my LAN
server that is running lucid: http://blog.leggewie.org/?p=70 Against
which package should I open it?
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oh, you did mention it should be opened against the kernel: bug 621253
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Seems this was resolved in cups. Closing the Maverick linux task for
now. If we need to add new device ids to parport_pc for Maverick,
please open a new linux bug and provide up to date info. Thanks.
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Leann, the resolution in cups was deemed a hack and I agree. What about
devices that need the parallel port for other things than printing?
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Similar problem was solved here:
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On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Launchpad Bug Tracker
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But it needed a MS server, which most of us do not have.
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htmldevelo...@gmail.com a écrit :
Similar problem was solved here:
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On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at
This bug was fixed in the package cups - 1.4.4-1
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[ Till Kamppeter ]
* debian/cups.init.d: When loading kernel modules for the parallel port
load also the parport_pc module (LP: #369850).
* debian/filters/pstopdf: Fixed the problem
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This cups change is an ugly hack and wrong. It's not suitable for an
SRU.
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Till, the parport_pc module already has modaliases and is supposed to be
auto-loaded. Adding it to cups' init.d script is the worst of all
possible solutions, I'm afraid:
* It's not inherently related to cups
* It loads the parport_pc module for everyone, unconditionally, thus wasting
I have modified the cups package now to also load parport_pc when
starting the CUPS daemon, not only lp and ppdev. This change I have
committed to Debian's BZR repository for CUPS, and this is at least a
workaround for the problem reported here. It shgould appear in Debian
unstable and Maverick
Lim Lu Ban,
Please don't assign yourself to bugs unless you are the developer assigned
within the Ubuntu Kernel Team to fix a particular issue.
Thanks!
~JFo
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Had the problem after upgrading from 8.04 to 10.04. Looked for help on
ubuntuforums.org (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1457290) but
found this bug report.
Fix worked by typing in sudo modrobe parport_pc
Didn't add it to /etc/modules correctly, but hope to try that again
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Subject: [Bug 369850] Re: Cannot set up parallel port printer on Ubuntu 9.04 or
9.10
To: ramack...@yahoo.com
Date: Saturday, January 16, 2010, 8:34 AM
8.04 detected the lp0, but after reinstalling to 9.10
thanks FrancisT, i sudo modprobe parport_pc and it detected my lp0
device. i wonder why ubuntu 9.10 could not detect this on first
installation. :)
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I tried several suggestions from this thread and others, without
success. I performed a fresh install with 9.10 and it's now working.
Since the fresh install I have used apt-get instead of aptitude. I've
had some problems with aptitude in the recent past with upgrades, not
sure if this was
8.04 detected the lp0, but after reinstalling to 9.10, ubuntu could not
detect any lp0 devices.
i'm using a p4 2ghz with intel 945g chipset motherboard. how to debug
this problem?
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Try sudo modprobe parport_pc and see if the printer is found
If it is then add parport_pc to you /etc/modules file
This usually fixes the problem
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8.04 detected the lp0, but after reinstalling to 9.10, ubuntu could not
detect
After upgrading to 9.10, my HP 5L on my parallel port no longer works.
Rich
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After upgrading to 9.10, my HP 5L on my parallel port no longer works.
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After upgrading to 9.10, my HP 5L on my parallel port no longer works.
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I have a HP deskjet 520 connected via parallel port. I does not work. HP
Device Manager will not let me configure the parallel port. I have
attached the trouble shoot report.
Rocky
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It is not exactly the same problem because I use a PCI parallel port card to
connect my HP-4L on my desktop but there are some similarities and it could
help. The printing was fine with 9.04 but with 9.10 the printing was erratic (a
lot of miscelleneous caracters and pages for 2 caracters to
All,
The only way that I got this fixed was to reinstall 9.0.4 on my machine.
Now both my Samsung flat planel is recognized AND my parallel port printer.
Regards,
Richard Bishop
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I have a HP LaserJet 1100 that was
I have a HP LaserJet 1100 that was perfectly working on Ubuntu 8.04, but
couldn't even be detected in 9.04.
I didn't even had the /dev/lp0 in that tree.
As a machine, I have the exact same motherboard as edfield, and maybe the same
computer (a HP Pavilion 750n), which is 9 year old. Everything
HI
I found this solution. In my case it works. I come from world the Windows. I am
new in linux.
i Do not know how to edit the file / etc / modules for doing that at the
beginning. Can tell me how?
The solution is:
remove the lp and parport_pc modules
$ sudo rmmod lp
$ sudo rmmod parport_pc
Hi,
I tried the steps shown above, and I still only get a serial printer
only.
As far as editing the /etc/modules file, I did the following:
su root (then entered the admin password)
Then I edited the /etc/modules file to contain:
parport_pc
lp
rtc
sbp2
Thanks for the help, but it still
edfield: you have no pnpacpi devices listed in your udev.log - would I
be right in assuming that this is a fairly old machine?
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It is an HP P4. Don't know how old, it was given to me second hand. The
motherboard is an Asus P4B266-LA Rev 1.0 It has had Ubuntu on iit
for 3 1/2 years now and this is the first significant problem I have had
with the machine. It does what I want it to do, so I have seen no need
to upgrade
apw cooked up some patches to add MODALIAS support to PNPBIOS - they
might help edfield's problem ;)
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Hi all,
I am having a similar problem, however, I am a bit new to Ubuntu. I
went through the steps written by Joshc:
j...@comp1:~$ sudo modprobe parport_pc
After you type in your system passwd, you should see a line either on stdout
or dmesg along the lines of
parport0: PC-style at 0x378
udev logs
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This seems to be a udev issue. Assigning it to pitti
** Also affects: udev (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided = High
** Changed in: udev (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Assignee:
Sorry for the confusion above, this is unlikely to be a udev issue but
simply missing entries in the kernel device table for the parport_pc
module.
Could people attach their /var/log/udev files to this bug.
Thanks
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Same behavior. Remarked out in etc/modules and rebooted.
monitor will print the received events for:
UDEV - the event which udev sends out after rule processing
UDEV [1241917282.105341] add /bus/platform/drivers/parport_pc (drivers)
UDEV_LOG=3
ACTION=add
Can you please open a terminal and do this:
sudo rmmod parport_pc
sudo udevadm monitor --udev -e
Now open a second terminal and do:
sudo modprobe parport_pc
Now copypaste the output of udevadm here.
After that, please attach /var/log/kern.log.
Thank you!
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sudo rmmod parport_pc retusn an error about Module in use
commening it out from /etc/modules and rebooting and then doing the two
terminal thing provides the following output
monitor will print the received events for:
UDEV - the event which udev sends out after rule processing
UDEV
I exhibit similar behaviors (namely module in use and rebooting without
said module)
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r...@comp1:~# udevadm monitor --udev -e
monitor will print the received events for:
UDEV - the event which udev sends out after rule processing
UDEV
Up to Intrepid parport_pc got loaded automatically. The fix which has to
be done is that the module needs to get loaded automatically again.
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Can everyone test whether this is the solution?
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parport_pc is the fix for me.
sudo modprobe parport_pc got it working
adding parport_pc to /etc/modules has resulted in it working across resets.
There may be a bug with HPLIPS not properly finding the printer - it
keeps on reporting Device Communication Error - but it prints fine...
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parport_pc worked.
After that it recognized the printer but wouldn't print. I removed
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$ sudo hp-setup -i
All problems fixed
Yeah!
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Fix is partially correct. Adding parport_pc to /etc/modules does work.
However, we need to find the underlying problem why parport_pc is not
automatically being loaded.
Prior distributions of Ubuntu correctly loaded parport_pc. 9.04 does
not.
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Joshc, use Fix Committed only if a fix is submitted/uploaded but still
needs to get approved. And with fix I mean any package (does not need
to be linux) which makes the automatic loading of the parport_pc
module working again.
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Sorry. I thought that was a We got some sort of fix but not a 100%
correct one button.
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I tried adding parport_pc to /etc/modules, and rebooting.
The system came up, and I was able to bring up the New Printer dialog,
and the proper printer was listed first in the list, as connected via
the parallel port. I added it, and it now works.
Only one strangeness: I got some kind of error
Same problem here, had to get an Intrepid machine to print a document I
needed.
/dev/lp0 doesn't even exists.
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I have found a fix.
Im running Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop on an old machine. I have a HP Laserjet 4
via /dev/lp0
I lsmod'ed to make sure the appropriate modules were loaded. I then
checked dmesg to see what was in there. And lpstat still showed no
/dev/lp0 activity. My experience thus far mirrors
I should add that I followed the advice here -
http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Setting_up_a_parallel_printer_using_CUPS#BIOS_setting_for_parallel_port
- about resetting the BIOS ppt without success. For some reason jaunty
doesn't seem to like parallel ports...
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I can confirm this bug. I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and have a HP
Deskjet 720 C on my parallel port. It worked fine before the upgrade.
After the upgrade, when I tried to print I got this message: 'Printer
may not be connected' (in Dutch). I removed the printer and tried to
reïnstall, but it
I can confirm this bug. I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and have a HP Laser
Jet 6P on my parallel port. It worked fine before the upgrade.
I reported under bug #367457 on 4-26-09
Logs attached to that bug.
$ lsmod | grep lp
lp 17156 0
paraport 42220 2 ppdev,lp
$ lsmod | grep ppdev
ppdev 15620 0
The kernel tells in the boot dmesg that it loaded the lp parallel port
driver but it did not find any devices. Did you turn on your printer
before booting? Is your printer cable OK?
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Yes, I did turn on the printer before booting. I did this explicitly,
knowing that it might make a difference.
As I said in the main bug text, I had already set up this printer, using
the same cable, for Intrepid Ibex and had no problems at all (I was
impressed how easy it was!). When I cleanly
Then it seems to be a kernel problem. The kernel is not detecting the
printer here and so the parallel CUPS backend does not get any
information about the printer when communicating with the kernel.
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I thought that the ubuntu-bugs cups program already did that.
However, here's the output requested from the Parallel Port section:
br...@pinkroom:~$ lsmod | grep lp
lp 17156 0
parport42220 2 ppdev,lp
br...@pinkroom:~$ lsmod | grep ppdev
ppdev
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