Hold on a minute here. My system was "misconfigured" because the upgrade process didn't work properly. I never removed the linux-386 package (or any other kernel related packages).
This system actually started as a Hoary minimal install because Breezy wouldn't boot off my SCSI CDROM drive. I did a dist-upgrade to Breezy which ran for some time. The Hoary install lasted however long it took to do the dist-upgrade to Breezy and no configuration was made to anything. Breezy ran fine for some time as I said earlier, and when Dapper was released, I updated it. The only package removals I have done are to optional multiverse packages I tested and then removed, nothing related to the kernel, drivers, printers or CUPS itself were changed. That said, the Dapper cupsys package obviously does not work properly with Breezy's kernel. There is no reason why CUPS should be kernel version specific like this within a single distribution no matter the version. There is still a valid bug here and it should not be dismissed / rejected to "misconfiguration." The system did not behave as expected, which is what constitutes a bug in the first place. -- Samsung ML1740 Printer not recognized in Dapper https://launchpad.net/bugs/49802 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
