ghostcript isnt the problem either its the font file.
You can try removing the font file as listed in ghostscript.
I tried to remove the font and in my case the whole machine did a dummy spit, because I ended up removing a whole set of fonts and one was needed as part of the boot process.
In the end I just copied/tar'ed the /home/ directory to my ftp server and did a fresh install.
30 min later the printer was working fine with a fresh install.
The lesson to be learnt from this, is to be really careful what fonts you install, I used to just throw anything on the machine, now I have a cd with the base windows fonts and a few odds and ends and thats all I ever use.
On Wed, 2006-06-14 at 08:10 +1000, Shelagh Manton wrote:
Do I get rid of ghostscript which is in usr/local/? or try to get uncorrupted fonts? Anyway thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
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