Re: [Gimp-print-devel] Mac OS X High Sierra and Canon i950

[Gernot H. <aik...@gm...>]

On Sat, Jul 20, 2019 at 10:19 PM Fred Fred <sta...@ho...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I installed the last driver Gutenprint 5.2.15-pre1 and configured CUPS appropriately (I guess - see attached image).
> When I try printing, the job appears in the list but the process stops at 8% (see attached image).

Hi Vincent,
Thanks for the report.
As far as I know, there is no problem reported with this printer yet,
but there are many possibilities:
Which resolution mode are you using? And media is "plain"? Sorry I
don't know the French equivalent, but it means normal paper, not photo
paper or something like that.
The plain media modes are defined in canon-modes.h as follows, with
the third one being the default one:

  /* plain modes */
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_CcMmYK,"600x600dpi_high2",N_("600x600 DPI
HIGH"),INKSET(9_C6M6Y6K9c6m6_c),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T|MODE_FLAG_PRO,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,4},
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_CMYK,"600x600dpi_high",N_("600x600 DPI
MEDIUM"),INKSET(9_C6M6Y6K6_c),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,2},
/* untested */
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_CMYK,"600x600dpi",N_("600x600
DPI"),INKSET(9_C6M6Y6K6_c),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,1},
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_CMYK,"600x600dpi_draft",N_("600x600 DPI
LOW"),INKSET(9_C2M2Y2K2),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T|MODE_FLAG_IP8500,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,1},/*
untested */
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_CMYK,"600x600dpi_draft2",N_("600x600 DPI
DRAFT"),INKSET(9_C2M2Y2K2),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T|MODE_FLAG_IP8500,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0},
  /* mono */
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_K,"600x600dpi_draftmono",N_("600x600 DPI MONO
LOW"),INKSET(9_K2),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T|MODE_FLAG_IP8500,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,1},/*
untested */
  {  600, 600,CANON_INK_K,"600x600dpi_draftmono2",N_("600x600 DPI MONO
DRAFT"),INKSET(9_K2),16,MODE_FLAG_EXTENDED_T|MODE_FLAG_IP8500,NULL,1.0,1.0,NULL,NULL,NULL,0},

Can you try the two mono modes please, and if those work, the colour
modes from the bottom up in order. This testing will enable us to
check if it is a problem with one or mode resolution modes, or a
problem with the communication between printer and computer (a general
problem).
Best regards,
Gernot Hassenpflug