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From: James B. H. <jh...@vi...> - 2004-08-31 21:43:49
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Ed, > Thanks for the reply. I went with an HP LaserJet 1300 for printing, but I'm > still looking for a decent ADF (sheetfed) scanning solution (>10 ppm > scanning speed). Are there any AiO products that you (or anyone else here) > would recommend for ADF scanning with good speed and reliability? > Considering the high prices of standalone ADF scanners, I'd consider buying > an inkjet AiO for the ADF scanning alone. I haven't taxed mine with ADF scanning (couple pages, though), but am very pleased overall with the HP OJ 7130. jbh |
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From: Hal V. <ha...@th...> - 2004-08-31 19:55:21
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On Monday 30 August 2004 04:10 pm, Ed Suominen wrote: > Thanks for the reply. I went with an HP LaserJet 1300 for printing, but I'm > still looking for a decent ADF (sheetfed) scanning solution (>10 ppm > scanning speed). Are there any AiO products that you (or anyone else here) > would recommend for ADF scanning with good speed and reliability? > Considering the high prices of standalone ADF scanners, I'd consider buying > an inkjet AiO for the ADF scanning alone. I'm using a 5510. I understand the 10 is the country code, so I don't know if it's the same as a 5550. If I had read all the directions and made SURE I specified the proper version when I used apt-get to install, it would have been easier to setup on Linux than on Windows. (Some of the earlier drivers allow scanning but not printing.) The 5510 will take up to 20 sheets through a sheetfeeder, is a good printer, and does fax (I haven't tested fax yet.) Overall, I'm quite happy with mine. Hal |
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From: Ed S. <ge...@ee...> - 2004-08-30 20:10:32
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Thanks for the reply. I went with an HP LaserJet 1300 for printing, but I'm still looking for a decent ADF (sheetfed) scanning solution (>10 ppm scanning speed). Are there any AiO products that you (or anyone else here) would recommend for ADF scanning with good speed and reliability? Considering the high prices of standalone ADF scanners, I'd consider buying an inkjet AiO for the ADF scanning alone. Meisch, Cory wrote: > If you buy an AiO product (officejet, psc, etc) scanning is supported > through the hpoj driver. > > Cory > Hp linux imaging and printing team > > -----Original Message----- > From: hpo...@li... > [mailto:hpo...@li...] > [On Behalf Of Ed Suominen > Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 8:24 AM > To: hpo...@li... > Subject: [hpoj-devel] Re: HP scanjet 5550c > > I was all set to buy this scanner, but am not doing so based on the > problem you've cited. > > Hopefully the emerging popularity of linux on the desktop will soon show > HP and other hardware vendors that they are losing sales due to > inadequate support for that OS. It is certainly good to see projects > like this one, and I appreciate HP's efforts in that regard. But if I > can't walk into CompUSA, ready to buy, and can't find *any* of their > scanning products on the shelves that will work with my choice of OS, > they've still got a serious problem. > > -- > Ed Suominen > Registered Patent Agent > Open Source Developer (Yes, both...) > Web Site: http://www.eepatents.com > |
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From: Paul E. <tal...@sp...> - 2004-08-25 22:36:41
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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, Meisch, Cory wrote: > > Is this an RPM or source? Source. I forgot to mention that, and that when I ran autoconf, it did detect SANE properly. > > Also be sure to uncomment /etc/sane/dll.conf #hpoj at the > bottom. I did that too. I'll give the printer another power cycle tonight and see if that helps. I did power cycle (and the host computer) a couple of times in the process of setting up CUPS printing, but I didn't do it after I started working on scanning. Who knows.. Paul |
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From: James B. H. <jh...@vi...> - 2004-08-25 22:27:23
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Hi, Paul and Ed! Don't know why Cory didn't provide an answer to Paul's last question (below), which would also at least partially address a concern raised recently by Ed in discussion of the ScanJet 5550 (? I think it was), as originally (on 4 Aug 04) asked by Catherine Hanson. I'll take the liberty here of reposting his direct response to the list to a similar query from me that he made on 21 Apr 04: ----------------------------- > > Sorry that I have not responded to this sooner. We have heard your > > requests but were unable to respond until now. There is another solution > > currently under development that will replace the current hpoj > > implementation. However, until that time, hpoj should suffice for the > > majority of users, as it does support most AiO devices and will support > > the products coming out this Summer and Fall. > > Thx for the summary! > > > There will be drawer statement here soon that will clearly state HP's > > intentions and commitment to the Linux community. > > Could you clarify what a "drawer statement" is? A drawer statement is a document that we can present to our customers when ever we run into issues like this. It is a vanilla statement generated by marketing and several other groups. It will state our intentions and the general direction we are moving. It will also give a timetable and some other details but will be very light on anything technical... -------------------------------- Hopefully this is of some use. Since a few (4) months have passed now and there doesn't appear to be anything on the web site that would look like to be a "drawer statement", or any further status on "another solution", maybe Cory would find it appropriate and useful to update the list or the site (or both) at this time. Cory - also, if you have access to individual email addresses, maybe you could forward this posting or your reply directly to Catherine. I didn't see that one, don't have her original email from that date, and can't get her address from the list. But it seems as though she might be interested in whatever the current status of such things is, and might not be subscribed at this time. jbh ------------------------ > Is this an RPM or source? > > Also be sure to uncomment /etc/sane/dll.conf #hpoj at the > bottom. > > HPIJS is for printing only. Hpoj allows access to the other > features. > > Cory > Hp linux imaging and printing team > -----Original Message----- > From: hpo...@li... > [mailto:hpo...@li...] On Behalf Of Paul > English > Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 9:10 PM > To: hpo...@li... > Subject: [hpoj-devel] scanning trouble - device not detected [snip] > I also have a spearate question - I see that HPOJ is now being managed > by HP under the HPIJS project. Does that mean we will still be seeing > future releases of HPOJ software? I downloaded the HPIJS software and it > doesn't even deal with my device (HP Laserjet 3330mfp) or indeed any of > the Laserjet devices, nor does it seem to handle any of the extra > functionality like scanning or photo card access. > > Paul > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF.Net email is sponsored by Shop4tech.com-Lowest price on Blank Media > 100pk Sonic DVD-R 4x for only $29 -100pk Sonic DVD+R for only $33 > Save 50% off Retail on Ink & Toner - Free Shipping and Free Gift. > http://www.shop4tech.com/z/Inkjet_Cartridges/9_108_r285 > > _______________________________________________ > hpoj-devel mailing list > hpo...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hpoj-devel > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF.Net email is sponsored by Shop4tech.com-Lowest price on Blank Media > 100pk Sonic DVD-R 4x for only $29 -100pk Sonic DVD+R for only $33 > Save 50% off Retail on Ink & Toner - Free Shipping and Free Gift. > http://www.shop4tech.com/z/Inkjet_Cartridges/9_108_r285 > > _______________________________________________ > hpoj-devel mailing list > hpo...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hpoj-devel > |
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From: thomas g. <tom...@ya...> - 2004-08-25 22:07:52
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I have intermittent problems with my hp psc 1350v. sometimes it will hang in the middle of a print job.If I leave it alone, does not reecover. If I cycle the printer's power, which seems to be the only way to reset the printer, frequently one of the USB kernel modules will 'spin-lock'. at that point, if i try to power down the computer, that hangs, and I have to do an 'emergency re-mount' and dump power to the computer. Here's some information about my system, and a stack trace from /var/log/messages: Operating System: Linux, Debian Woody Hpoj version: hpoj-0.91 Kernel version: 2.4.26 Cups Version: 1.1.14-5 gs Version: 6.53-3 ppd info: FormatVersion: "4.3" FileVersion: "1.1" LanguageVersion: English LanguageEncoding: ISOLatin1 PCFileName: "HPIJS.PPD" Manufacturer: "Hewlett-Packard" Product: "(psc 1300 series)" Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: printer.c: usblp0: nonzero read/write bulk status received: -110 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver last message repeated 82 times Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: printing eip: Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: e0c09504 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: Oops: 0000 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: CPU: 0 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: EIP: 0010:[usb-ohci:__insmod_usb-ohci_S.text_L15088+1188/15104] Not tainted Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: EFLAGS: 00010202 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: eax: 00000000 ebx: c0418280 ecx: c7932000 edx: ddb0e3a0 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: esi: 00000020 edi: ffffffea ebp: 00001000 esp: c7933f0c Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: ds: 0018 es: 0018 ss: 0018 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: Process ptal-mlcd (pid: 1431, stackpage=c7933000) Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: Stack: ddbaa600 c15a5e60 dce203c0 ffffffea 00001000 c02753c8 00000282 00000000 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: c02753e0 00000000 c02dcfb6 00000246 c0118777 c15a5e60 e09631de ddb0e3a0 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: e09bebe4 ddb0e3a0 e09bf660 00000000 ffffff8d 00000000 dce203c0 ffffffea Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: Call Trace: [printk+255/276] [usb-ohci:__insmod_usb-ohci_O/lib/modules/2.4.26/kernel/drivers/usb/h+-2776610/96] [usb-ohci:__insmod_usb-ohci_O/lib/modules/2.4.26/kernel/drivers/usb/h+-2401308/96] [usb-ohci:__insmod_usb-ohci_O/lib/modules/2.4.26/kernel/drivers/usb/h+-2398624/96] [sys_read+150/240] Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: [system_call+51/56] Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: Code: 8b 80 cc 00 00 00 8b 40 2c 89 44 24 30 83 c4 04 8b 54 24 2c Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: <4>usbdevfs: USBDEVFS_BULK failed dev 2 ep 0x87 len 6 ret -110 Aug 25 13:13:45 slavedriver kernel: usb.c: USB disconnect on device 00:0b.0-2 address 2 Aug 25 13:13:46 slavedriver kernel: usbdevfs: USBDEVFS_BULK failed dev 2 ep 0x87 len 6 ret -110 Aug 25 13:14:17 slavedriver last message repeated 62 times Aug 25 13:14:39 slavedriver last message repeated 45 times I think this PSC is so kule. Xsane works well with it, the card reader works well. Neither has given me an ounce of grief. But I do need the printer to work well also. Any help would be appreciated Tom tom...@ya... _______________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Win 1 of 4,000 free domain names from Yahoo! Enter now. http://promotions.yahoo.com/goldrush |
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From: Meisch, C. <cor...@hp...> - 2004-08-25 16:35:51
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=20 Is this an RPM or source? Also be sure to uncomment /etc/sane/dll.conf #hpoj at the bottom. HPIJS is for printing only. Hpoj allows access to the other features. Cory Hp linux imaging and printing team -----Original Message----- From: hpo...@li... [mailto:hpo...@li...] On Behalf Of Paul English Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 9:10 PM To: hpo...@li... Subject: [hpoj-devel] scanning trouble - device not detected I just installed a fresh clean 0.91 on Redhat Enterprise WS 3.0 (after removing what Redhat provided me with - which worked fine except didn't allow scanning). Now I have printing configured, but again I'm stumped by scanning.=20 scanimage --list-devices reports nothing. Same with specifying: scanimage -d hpoj:mlc:usb:HP_LaserJet_3330 --test scanimage: open of device hpoj:mlc:usb:HP_LaserJet_3330 failed: Invalid argument I walked through the "Scanning details and troubleshooting" page trying everything including commenting "hp" out of /etc/sane.d/dll.conf and making sure that /etc/sane.d/hp.conf didn't contain any "ptal" entries (it didn't). No change. Any suggestions? I also have a spearate question - I see that HPOJ is now being managed by HP under the HPIJS project. Does that mean we will still be seeing future releases of HPOJ software? I downloaded the HPIJS software and it doesn't even deal with my device (HP Laserjet 3330mfp) or indeed any of the Laserjet devices, nor does it seem to handle any of the extra functionality like scanning or photo card access. Paul ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is sponsored by Shop4tech.com-Lowest price on Blank Media 100pk Sonic DVD-R 4x for only $29 -100pk Sonic DVD+R for only $33 Save 50% off Retail on Ink & Toner - Free Shipping and Free Gift. http://www.shop4tech.com/z/Inkjet_Cartridges/9_108_r285 _______________________________________________ hpoj-devel mailing list hpo...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hpoj-devel |
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From: Meisch, C. <cor...@hp...> - 2004-08-25 16:27:10
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If you buy an AiO product (officejet, psc, etc) scanning is supported through the hpoj driver. Cory Hp linux imaging and printing team=20 -----Original Message----- From: hpo...@li... [mailto:hpo...@li...] On Behalf Of Ed Suominen Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 8:24 AM To: hpo...@li... Subject: [hpoj-devel] Re: HP scanjet 5550c I was all set to buy this scanner, but am not doing so based on the problem you've cited. Hopefully the emerging popularity of linux on the desktop will soon show HP and other hardware vendors that they are losing sales due to inadequate support for that OS. It is certainly good to see projects like this one, and I appreciate HP's efforts in that regard. But if I can't walk into CompUSA, ready to buy, and can't find *any* of their scanning products on the shelves that will work with my choice of OS, they've still got a serious problem. -- Ed Suominen Registered Patent Agent Open Source Developer (Yes, both...) Web Site: http://www.eepatents.com Catherine Hanson wrote: > We've searched high & low on google and various linux, hp websites and > have learned to our dismay that no linux support exists for the HP=20 > scanjet 5550c. Does anyone know if there are plans to support this=20 > model in the future or of any info that would allow us to use this=20 > scanner with our linux box? >=20 > Thanks, > Catherine >=20 >=20 > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by OSTG. Have you noticed the changes=20 > on Linux.com, ITManagersJournal and NewsForge in the past few weeks?=20 > Now, one more big change to announce. We are now OSTG- Open Source=20 > Technology Group. Come see the changes on the new OSTG site.=20 > www.ostg.com ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is sponsored by Shop4tech.com-Lowest price on Blank Media 100pk Sonic DVD-R 4x for only $29 -100pk Sonic DVD+R for only $33 Save 50% off Retail on Ink & Toner - Free Shipping and Free Gift. http://www.shop4tech.com/z/Inkjet_Cartridges/9_108_r285 _______________________________________________ hpoj-devel mailing list hpo...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hpoj-devel |
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From: Ed S. <ge...@ee...> - 2004-08-25 15:30:42
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I was all set to buy this scanner, but am not doing so based on the problem you've cited. Hopefully the emerging popularity of linux on the desktop will soon show HP and other hardware vendors that they are losing sales due to inadequate support for that OS. It is certainly good to see projects like this one, and I appreciate HP's efforts in that regard. But if I can't walk into CompUSA, ready to buy, and can't find *any* of their scanning products on the shelves that will work with my choice of OS, they've still got a serious problem. -- Ed Suominen Registered Patent Agent Open Source Developer (Yes, both...) Web Site: http://www.eepatents.com Catherine Hanson wrote: > We've searched high & low on google and various linux, hp websites and > have learned to our dismay that no linux support exists for the HP > scanjet 5550c. Does anyone know if there are plans to support this > model in the future or of any info that would allow us to use this > scanner with our linux box? > > Thanks, > Catherine > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by OSTG. Have you noticed the changes on > Linux.com, ITManagersJournal and NewsForge in the past few weeks? Now, > one more big change to announce. We are now OSTG- Open Source Technology > Group. Come see the changes on the new OSTG site. www.ostg.com |
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From: Paul E. <tal...@sp...> - 2004-08-25 04:10:33
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I just installed a fresh clean 0.91 on Redhat Enterprise WS 3.0 (after removing what Redhat provided me with - which worked fine except didn't allow scanning). Now I have printing configured, but again I'm stumped by scanning. scanimage --list-devices reports nothing. Same with specifying: scanimage -d hpoj:mlc:usb:HP_LaserJet_3330 --test scanimage: open of device hpoj:mlc:usb:HP_LaserJet_3330 failed: Invalid argument I walked through the "Scanning details and troubleshooting" page trying everything including commenting "hp" out of /etc/sane.d/dll.conf and making sure that /etc/sane.d/hp.conf didn't contain any "ptal" entries (it didn't). No change. Any suggestions? I also have a spearate question - I see that HPOJ is now being managed by HP under the HPIJS project. Does that mean we will still be seeing future releases of HPOJ software? I downloaded the HPIJS software and it doesn't even deal with my device (HP Laserjet 3330mfp) or indeed any of the Laserjet devices, nor does it seem to handle any of the extra functionality like scanning or photo card access. Paul |
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From: Hal V. <ha...@th...> - 2004-08-12 00:22:28
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On Wednesday 11 August 2004 11:47 am, Hal Vaughan wrote: > I bought a HP 5510 last night and was up most of the night trying to get it > to work. (I need to have a printer working ASAP and am close to returning > this and getting a Brother 1440 laserprinter because it just won't work.) > > I am using Libranet, so when I hooked up the printer, I used apt-get to > install hpoj and hpijs. (I haven't seen it specifically stated, but I > assume I need both of these, hpoj to scan and hpijs to print -- is that > right?). I am using a 2.4.21 kernel. The hpijs version is 1.5. > > Originally when I installed hpoj (again, with apt-get), ptal-init asked me > all the questions, and within a few minutes I was able to use the scanner. > Considering the last time I had tried a scanner on Linux was over 3 years > ago, and it was damn near impossible to get it to work, I was excited. > > Then I tried to install the printer. I used the KDE control panel and > pulled up the printer screen to install the printer in CUPS (if you haven't > used it, it has a few more features than the web control panel for CUPS). > The first time I did this, I admit I didn't read the instructions. I tried > to install it as the 1st USB printer, and got messages that > usb:/dev/usb/lp0 did not exist. I deleted the printer from CUPS, restarted > CUPS, and re-installed (this time, in the printer list, CUPS specified > ptal:mlc:usb:hp5510 --I changed the name to hp5510 for brevity). It > installed and I tried to print a test page. I got the dialog that said > CUPS sent the test page successfully, I pressed Okay to continue, > configured the printer, and waited. No test page. > > I have uninstalled and reinstalled this a number of times. I am getting > the status display (on the web control panel for CUPS) Printer State: > stopped, accepting jobs. > > I've tried ptal-print and it cannot connect to the printer. I tried > ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP and I get a dump > (included at the end of this, in case it helps). I tried ptal-connect > mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo and I cannot connect. > > It seems I can scan (some programs seem to have trouble, but the SANE gui > frontend allowed me to scan an image in perfectly). I can use scanimage > --list-devices and it shows up. If I scanimage --test, I get a successful > report. I don't know if this printer has an echo service, so I don't know > if ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo is a sign of the problem or > not. > > I really want to get this working, since it would solve my > scanner/fax/printer/copier needs with one shot and because I like HP > products (they usually have good Linux support and are reliable), but I > have to be practical. I cannot waste a lot of time on this. I have to > have a printer working today, and I have to get back to my other work, so > any help is GREATLY appreciated. > > Thanks! > > Hal I can't believe how much time I spent on this. I finally found out that the stable version of hpoj (the driver for HP officejets) is .8x. In short, when removed both hpijs (both hpoj and hpijs are needed for an HP all-in-one), then re-installed with apt-get install hpoj=9.??? (whatever -- the latest shown w/ apt-cahce showpkg) and did the same with hpijs, it installed and worked perfectly. Now if I can only get Firefox to print to this (which is the default printer, but Firefox doesn't seem to know that!), I'll be one cappy hamper. Hal > Output from ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP: > > ptal-connect: connecting to device "mlc:usb:hp5510"... successful. > > ExMgr: > pid=13637 > gDebugFlag=0 > pBufferPool: available#=2, size=4102, requested#=230, allocated#=3 > noFork=0 > stayActivated=0 > noDrain=0 > forceMlcDot4=0 > noDot4=0 > noPmlMultiplexing=0 > sleepBeforeOpen=0 > initialized=1 > fd=5: read=1, write=0 > fd=8: read=1, write=0 > fd=9: read=1, write=0 > fdCount=10 > exContext=2 > exState=2 > exActivateCount=1 > exCloseCount=0 > exCloseReason=0x0000 > exReactivateFlag=0 > tryDot4=1 > tryMlc=1 > transportMode=2=1284.4 > miser=0 > argcOriginal=22 > argvOriginal: "mlc:usb:hp5510" "-devidmatch" "MDL:officejet 5500 series;" > "-devidmatch" "SN:MY44CF101396;" "-device" "/dev/usb/lp0" "/dev/usb/lp1" > "/dev/usb/lp10" "/dev/usb/lp11" "/dev/usb/lp12" "/dev/usb/lp13" > "/dev/usb/lp14" "/dev/usb/lp15" "/dev/usb/lp2" "/dev/usb/lp3" > "/dev/usb/lp4" "/dev/usb/lp5" "/dev/usb/lp6" "/dev/usb/lp7" "/dev/usb/lp8" > "/dev/usb/lp9" argc=0 > fdNull=4 > pFreeMsgPool: depth=2 > pPendingMsgQueue: depth=0 > pActiveTimerQueue: depth=0 > pPeriodicTimerQueue: depth=1 > select timeout: sec=0, usec=500000, infinite=0 > consoleAllowRemote=0 > consoleOldStdin=6 > consoleOldStdout=7 > consoleIsRemote=0 > socketSuffix=<usb:hp5510> > socketAliasSuffix=<> > socketName=</var/run/ptal-mlcd/usb:hp5510> > socketAliasName=<> > socketFd=5 > pmlTransportSession=8 > pmlCurrentSession=-1 > pmlLastSession=24 > llioPossibleName[0]=</dev/usb/lp0> > llioPossibleName[1]=</dev/usb/lp1> > llioPossibleName[2]=</dev/usb/lp10> > llioPossibleName[3]=</dev/usb/lp11> > llioPossibleName[4]=</dev/usb/lp12> > llioPossibleName[5]=</dev/usb/lp13> > llioPossibleName[6]=</dev/usb/lp14> > llioPossibleName[7]=</dev/usb/lp15> > llioPossibleName[8]=</dev/usb/lp2> > llioPossibleName[9]=</dev/usb/lp3> > llioPossibleName[10]=</dev/usb/lp4> > llioPossibleName[11]=</dev/usb/lp5> > llioPossibleName[12]=</dev/usb/lp6> > llioPossibleName[13]=</dev/usb/lp7> > llioPossibleName[14]=</dev/usb/lp8> > llioPossibleName[15]=</dev/usb/lp9> > llioPossibleNameCount=16 > llioName=</dev/usb/lp0> > llioOverrideDeviceID=<> > llioMatchDeviceID[0]=<MDL:officejet 5500 series;> > llioMatchDeviceID[1]=<SN:MY44CF101396;> > llioMatchDeviceIDCount=2 > llioFd=9 > llioDummyFd=-1 > llioPollState=2 > llioLastHitTime=1092238335 > llioForwardBdrQueue: depth=0 > llioDeviceID=<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500 > series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;S:0 >380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;> > llioSavedDeviceID=<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500 > series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;S:0 >380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;> llioBusAddress=2 > llioDeviceAddress=7 > llioVendorID=0x03F0 > llioProductID=0x3A11 > llioCurrentProtocol=2 > llioSupportedProtocols=0x04 > > Transport: > this=0x08069300 > port=0 > pMgr=0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=0x08068628 > forwardTransactionCounter: current=128, initial=128, low=126, high=128, > max=128 > channelCount=17 > channelArray=0x080694F0 > channelArray[0]=0x08069538 > channelArray[1]=0x08069830 > channelArray[2]=0x08069A30 > channelArray[3]=0x08069C30 > channelArray[4]=0x08069E30 > channelArray[5]=0x0806A030 > channelArray[6]=0x0806A230 > channelArray[7]=0x0806A430 > channelArray[8]=0x0806A630 > channelArray[9]=0x0806A830 > channelArray[10]=0x0806AA30 > channelArray[11]=0x0806AC30 > channelArray[12]=0x0806AE30 > channelArray[13]=0x0806B030 > channelArray[14]=0x0806B230 > channelArray[15]=0x0806B430 > channelArray[16]=0x0806B630 > overheadBufferCount=0 > pNextTransport=0x00000000 > pForwardDataTimer=0x080693C8 (count=0) > pForwardDataTimeoutMsg=0x08069398 > reverseDataBufferCount=180 > reverseDataBufferSize=4102 > maxForwardBdrsPerTransaction=4 > nextChannelToAllocate=17 > nextBlockedChannel=-1 > lookupQueue: depth=0, peek=0x00000000 > ---------------- > pForwardHeaderPool=0x08069408 > mlcChannelArray=0x080694F0 > pCommandChannel=0x08069538 > grcState=0 > reverseDataStopped=0 > tryDot4=1 > tryPreDot4=0 > tryMlc=1 > requestedRevision=0x20 > revision=0x20 > maxRemoteSockets=32 > > Command channel: > this=0x08069538 > port=0 > channel=0 > localSocket=0 > pTransport=0x08069300 > pMgr=0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=0x08068628 > openingAnySetFlags=0x0010 > closingAnySetFlags=0x0124 > flags=0x0003 > countOpen=0 > countOpenFailure=0 > pService=0x00000000 > scd=0x00000000 > forwardDataPriority=0 > minBuffersRequired=0 > benefitOfMoreBuffers=0 > reverseDataBufferSize=4102 > bufferCount=3 > remoteSocket=0 > maxForwardDatalen=58 > maxReverseDatalen=58 > countForwardData=38 > countReverseData=38 > countReverseBuffers=38 > countReverseBufferReturns=38 > lastReverseBuffer=0x00000000 > currentForwardBuffer=0x00000000 > currentGrabbedCredit=-1 > currentGrabbedTransaction=-1 > ---------------- > pMlcTransport=0x08069300 > pCommandChannel=0x08069538 > disableCreditCommands=1 > pForwardCreditRequestTimer=0x080696D0 > pForwardCreditRequestMsg=0x080696A0 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=0x08069738 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=0x08069708 > musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=2 > musherNextCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=10 > miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=0 > miserNextCreditRequestDelay=2 > gusherPiggybackCreditCount=1 > gusherCreditCount=2 > miserCreditRequestCount=2 > workaroundReverseCreditLoss=0 > maxForwardPacketSize=64 > maxReversePacketSize=64 > forwardCreditRequest=16 > forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=1 > forwardCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=2, max=65535 > lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=0 > reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=1 > reverseBuffersPerPacket=1 > uncreditedBuffers=0 > reverseCreditToGrant=2 > reverseCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=2, max=65535 > countSendPiggybackCredit=38 > countHandlePiggybackCredit=38 > countSendCredit=0 > countHandleCredit=0 > countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=0 > countSendCreditRequest=0 > countHandleCreditRequest=0 > countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > isGusher=1 > ---------------- > pForwardCommandPool=0x08069770 > pForwardNonconsumingQueue=0x08069790 > pForwardReplyQueue=0x080697A0 > pForwardRequestQueue=0x080697B0 > forwardRequestCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=1, max=65535 > pCommandReplyTimer=0x080697F0 (count=0) > pCommandReplyTimeoutMsg=0x080697C0 > allowErrorPackets=1 > lastPsid=-1 > lastSsid=-1 > > Session 0: type=command > state=1 > fd=8 > scdlink=-1 > pLookup=0x08068DE8 > outstandingForwardBdrCount=1 > pReverseBdrQueue: depth=0 > tcd=0x00000000 > pCommandBdr=0x0806DA38 > pmlTrapsRegistered=0 > bitbucketSocket=0 > > Session 8: type=transport > state=6 > fd=10 > scdlink=-1 > pLookup=0x080690E8 > outstandingForwardBdrCount=0 > pReverseBdrQueue: depth=0 > tcd=0x08069830 > pCommandBdr=0x00000000 > pmlTrapsRegistered=0 > bitbucketSocket=0 > > Transport channel for session 8: > this=0x08069830 > port=0 > channel=1 > localSocket=128 > pTransport=0x08069300 > pMgr=0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=0x08068628 > openingAnySetFlags=0x0010 > closingAnySetFlags=0x0124 > flags=0x0003 > countOpen=1 > countOpenFailure=0 > pService=0x08068628 > scd=0x00000008 > forwardDataPriority=0 > minBuffersRequired=10 > benefitOfMoreBuffers=1 > reverseDataBufferSize=4102 > bufferCount=12 > remoteSocket=1 > maxForwardDatalen=2046 > maxReverseDatalen=2046 > countForwardData=2 > countReverseData=2 > countReverseBuffers=2 > countReverseBufferReturns=2 > lastReverseBuffer=0x0806DA38 > currentForwardBuffer=0x00000000 > currentGrabbedCredit=-1 > currentGrabbedTransaction=-1 > ---------------- > pMlcTransport=0x08069300 > pCommandChannel=0x08069538 > disableCreditCommands=0 > pForwardCreditRequestTimer=0x08069990 > pForwardCreditRequestMsg=0x08069960 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=0x080699F8 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=0x080699C8 > musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=2 > musherNextCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=10 > miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=0 > miserNextCreditRequestDelay=2 > gusherPiggybackCreditCount=1 > gusherCreditCount=2 > miserCreditRequestCount=2 > workaroundReverseCreditLoss=0 > maxForwardPacketSize=2052 > maxReversePacketSize=2052 > forwardCreditRequest=16 > forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=65535 > forwardCredit: current=1, initial=0, low=0, high=1, max=65535 > lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=0 > reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=65535 > reverseBuffersPerPacket=1 > uncreditedBuffers=0 > reverseCreditToGrant=0 > reverseCredit: current=12, initial=12, low=11, high=12, max=65535 > countSendPiggybackCredit=0 > countHandlePiggybackCredit=0 > countSendCredit=3 > countHandleCredit=3 > countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=0 > countSendCreditRequest=0 > countHandleCreditRequest=0 > countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > isGusher=1 > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF.Net 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From: Hal V. <ha...@th...> - 2004-08-11 21:14:09
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On Wednesday 11 August 2004 11:47 am, Hal Vaughan wrote: > I bought a HP 5510 last night and was up most of the night trying to get it > to work. (I need to have a printer working ASAP and am close to returning > this and getting a Brother 1440 laserprinter because it just won't work.) > > I am using Libranet, so when I hooked up the printer, I used apt-get to > install hpoj and hpijs. (I haven't seen it specifically stated, but I > assume I need both of these, hpoj to scan and hpijs to print -- is that > right?). I am using a 2.4.21 kernel. The hpijs version is 1.5. I saw a reference to some problems in the USB drivers before the 2.4.7 kernel. Will this kernel work, or do I need a later one? Hal > Originally when I installed hpoj (again, with apt-get), ptal-init asked me > all the questions, and within a few minutes I was able to use the scanner. > Considering the last time I had tried a scanner on Linux was over 3 years > ago, and it was damn near impossible to get it to work, I was excited. > > Then I tried to install the printer. I used the KDE control panel and > pulled up the printer screen to install the printer in CUPS (if you haven't > used it, it has a few more features than the web control panel for CUPS). > The first time I did this, I admit I didn't read the instructions. I tried > to install it as the 1st USB printer, and got messages that > usb:/dev/usb/lp0 did not exist. I deleted the printer from CUPS, restarted > CUPS, and re-installed (this time, in the printer list, CUPS specified > ptal:mlc:usb:hp5510 --I changed the name to hp5510 for brevity). It > installed and I tried to print a test page. I got the dialog that said > CUPS sent the test page successfully, I pressed Okay to continue, > configured the printer, and waited. No test page. > > I have uninstalled and reinstalled this a number of times. I am getting > the status display (on the web control panel for CUPS) Printer State: > stopped, accepting jobs. > > I've tried ptal-print and it cannot connect to the printer. I tried > ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP and I get a dump > (included at the end of this, in case it helps). I tried ptal-connect > mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo and I cannot connect. > > It seems I can scan (some programs seem to have trouble, but the SANE gui > frontend allowed me to scan an image in perfectly). I can use scanimage > --list-devices and it shows up. If I scanimage --test, I get a successful > report. I don't know if this printer has an echo service, so I don't know > if ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo is a sign of the problem or > not. > > I really want to get this working, since it would solve my > scanner/fax/printer/copier needs with one shot and because I like HP > products (they usually have good Linux support and are reliable), but I > have to be practical. I cannot waste a lot of time on this. I have to > have a printer working today, and I have to get back to my other work, so > any help is GREATLY appreciated. > > Thanks! > > Hal > > Output from ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP: > > ptal-connect: connecting to device "mlc:usb:hp5510"... successful. > > ExMgr: > pid=13637 > gDebugFlag=0 > pBufferPool: available#=2, size=4102, requested#=230, allocated#=3 > noFork=0 > stayActivated=0 > noDrain=0 > forceMlcDot4=0 > noDot4=0 > noPmlMultiplexing=0 > sleepBeforeOpen=0 > initialized=1 > fd=5: read=1, write=0 > fd=8: read=1, write=0 > fd=9: read=1, write=0 > fdCount=10 > exContext=2 > exState=2 > exActivateCount=1 > exCloseCount=0 > exCloseReason=0x0000 > exReactivateFlag=0 > tryDot4=1 > tryMlc=1 > transportMode=2=1284.4 > miser=0 > argcOriginal=22 > argvOriginal: "mlc:usb:hp5510" "-devidmatch" "MDL:officejet 5500 series;" > "-devidmatch" "SN:MY44CF101396;" "-device" "/dev/usb/lp0" "/dev/usb/lp1" > "/dev/usb/lp10" "/dev/usb/lp11" "/dev/usb/lp12" "/dev/usb/lp13" > "/dev/usb/lp14" "/dev/usb/lp15" "/dev/usb/lp2" "/dev/usb/lp3" > "/dev/usb/lp4" "/dev/usb/lp5" "/dev/usb/lp6" "/dev/usb/lp7" "/dev/usb/lp8" > "/dev/usb/lp9" argc=0 > fdNull=4 > pFreeMsgPool: depth=2 > pPendingMsgQueue: depth=0 > pActiveTimerQueue: depth=0 > pPeriodicTimerQueue: depth=1 > select timeout: sec=0, usec=500000, infinite=0 > consoleAllowRemote=0 > consoleOldStdin=6 > consoleOldStdout=7 > consoleIsRemote=0 > socketSuffix=<usb:hp5510> > socketAliasSuffix=<> > socketName=</var/run/ptal-mlcd/usb:hp5510> > socketAliasName=<> > socketFd=5 > pmlTransportSession=8 > pmlCurrentSession=-1 > pmlLastSession=24 > llioPossibleName[0]=</dev/usb/lp0> > llioPossibleName[1]=</dev/usb/lp1> > llioPossibleName[2]=</dev/usb/lp10> > llioPossibleName[3]=</dev/usb/lp11> > llioPossibleName[4]=</dev/usb/lp12> > llioPossibleName[5]=</dev/usb/lp13> > llioPossibleName[6]=</dev/usb/lp14> > llioPossibleName[7]=</dev/usb/lp15> > llioPossibleName[8]=</dev/usb/lp2> > llioPossibleName[9]=</dev/usb/lp3> > llioPossibleName[10]=</dev/usb/lp4> > llioPossibleName[11]=</dev/usb/lp5> > llioPossibleName[12]=</dev/usb/lp6> > llioPossibleName[13]=</dev/usb/lp7> > llioPossibleName[14]=</dev/usb/lp8> > llioPossibleName[15]=</dev/usb/lp9> > llioPossibleNameCount=16 > llioName=</dev/usb/lp0> > llioOverrideDeviceID=<> > llioMatchDeviceID[0]=<MDL:officejet 5500 series;> > llioMatchDeviceID[1]=<SN:MY44CF101396;> > llioMatchDeviceIDCount=2 > llioFd=9 > llioDummyFd=-1 > llioPollState=2 > llioLastHitTime=1092238335 > llioForwardBdrQueue: depth=0 > llioDeviceID=<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500 > series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;S:0 >380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;> > llioSavedDeviceID=<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500 > series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;S:0 >380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;> llioBusAddress=2 > llioDeviceAddress=7 > llioVendorID=0x03F0 > llioProductID=0x3A11 > llioCurrentProtocol=2 > llioSupportedProtocols=0x04 > > Transport: > this=0x08069300 > port=0 > pMgr=0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=0x08068628 > forwardTransactionCounter: current=128, initial=128, low=126, high=128, > max=128 > channelCount=17 > channelArray=0x080694F0 > channelArray[0]=0x08069538 > channelArray[1]=0x08069830 > channelArray[2]=0x08069A30 > channelArray[3]=0x08069C30 > channelArray[4]=0x08069E30 > channelArray[5]=0x0806A030 > channelArray[6]=0x0806A230 > channelArray[7]=0x0806A430 > channelArray[8]=0x0806A630 > channelArray[9]=0x0806A830 > channelArray[10]=0x0806AA30 > channelArray[11]=0x0806AC30 > channelArray[12]=0x0806AE30 > channelArray[13]=0x0806B030 > channelArray[14]=0x0806B230 > channelArray[15]=0x0806B430 > channelArray[16]=0x0806B630 > overheadBufferCount=0 > pNextTransport=0x00000000 > pForwardDataTimer=0x080693C8 (count=0) > pForwardDataTimeoutMsg=0x08069398 > reverseDataBufferCount=180 > reverseDataBufferSize=4102 > maxForwardBdrsPerTransaction=4 > nextChannelToAllocate=17 > nextBlockedChannel=-1 > lookupQueue: depth=0, peek=0x00000000 > ---------------- > pForwardHeaderPool=0x08069408 > mlcChannelArray=0x080694F0 > pCommandChannel=0x08069538 > grcState=0 > reverseDataStopped=0 > tryDot4=1 > tryPreDot4=0 > tryMlc=1 > requestedRevision=0x20 > revision=0x20 > maxRemoteSockets=32 > > Command channel: > this=0x08069538 > port=0 > channel=0 > localSocket=0 > pTransport=0x08069300 > pMgr=0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=0x08068628 > openingAnySetFlags=0x0010 > closingAnySetFlags=0x0124 > flags=0x0003 > countOpen=0 > countOpenFailure=0 > pService=0x00000000 > scd=0x00000000 > forwardDataPriority=0 > minBuffersRequired=0 > benefitOfMoreBuffers=0 > reverseDataBufferSize=4102 > bufferCount=3 > remoteSocket=0 > maxForwardDatalen=58 > maxReverseDatalen=58 > countForwardData=38 > countReverseData=38 > countReverseBuffers=38 > countReverseBufferReturns=38 > lastReverseBuffer=0x00000000 > currentForwardBuffer=0x00000000 > currentGrabbedCredit=-1 > currentGrabbedTransaction=-1 > ---------------- > pMlcTransport=0x08069300 > pCommandChannel=0x08069538 > disableCreditCommands=1 > pForwardCreditRequestTimer=0x080696D0 > pForwardCreditRequestMsg=0x080696A0 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=0x08069738 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=0x08069708 > musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=2 > musherNextCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=10 > miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=0 > miserNextCreditRequestDelay=2 > gusherPiggybackCreditCount=1 > gusherCreditCount=2 > miserCreditRequestCount=2 > workaroundReverseCreditLoss=0 > maxForwardPacketSize=64 > maxReversePacketSize=64 > forwardCreditRequest=16 > forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=1 > forwardCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=2, max=65535 > lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=0 > reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=1 > reverseBuffersPerPacket=1 > uncreditedBuffers=0 > reverseCreditToGrant=2 > reverseCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=2, max=65535 > countSendPiggybackCredit=38 > countHandlePiggybackCredit=38 > countSendCredit=0 > countHandleCredit=0 > countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=0 > countSendCreditRequest=0 > countHandleCreditRequest=0 > countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > isGusher=1 > ---------------- > pForwardCommandPool=0x08069770 > pForwardNonconsumingQueue=0x08069790 > pForwardReplyQueue=0x080697A0 > pForwardRequestQueue=0x080697B0 > forwardRequestCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=1, max=65535 > pCommandReplyTimer=0x080697F0 (count=0) > pCommandReplyTimeoutMsg=0x080697C0 > allowErrorPackets=1 > lastPsid=-1 > lastSsid=-1 > > Session 0: type=command > state=1 > fd=8 > scdlink=-1 > pLookup=0x08068DE8 > outstandingForwardBdrCount=1 > pReverseBdrQueue: depth=0 > tcd=0x00000000 > pCommandBdr=0x0806DA38 > pmlTrapsRegistered=0 > bitbucketSocket=0 > > Session 8: type=transport > state=6 > fd=10 > scdlink=-1 > pLookup=0x080690E8 > outstandingForwardBdrCount=0 > pReverseBdrQueue: depth=0 > tcd=0x08069830 > pCommandBdr=0x00000000 > pmlTrapsRegistered=0 > bitbucketSocket=0 > > Transport channel for session 8: > this=0x08069830 > port=0 > channel=1 > localSocket=128 > pTransport=0x08069300 > pMgr=0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=0x08068628 > openingAnySetFlags=0x0010 > closingAnySetFlags=0x0124 > flags=0x0003 > countOpen=1 > countOpenFailure=0 > pService=0x08068628 > scd=0x00000008 > forwardDataPriority=0 > minBuffersRequired=10 > benefitOfMoreBuffers=1 > reverseDataBufferSize=4102 > bufferCount=12 > remoteSocket=1 > maxForwardDatalen=2046 > maxReverseDatalen=2046 > countForwardData=2 > countReverseData=2 > countReverseBuffers=2 > countReverseBufferReturns=2 > lastReverseBuffer=0x0806DA38 > currentForwardBuffer=0x00000000 > currentGrabbedCredit=-1 > currentGrabbedTransaction=-1 > ---------------- > pMlcTransport=0x08069300 > pCommandChannel=0x08069538 > disableCreditCommands=0 > pForwardCreditRequestTimer=0x08069990 > pForwardCreditRequestMsg=0x08069960 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=0x080699F8 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=0x080699C8 > musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=2 > musherNextCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=5 > gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=10 > miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=0 > miserNextCreditRequestDelay=2 > gusherPiggybackCreditCount=1 > gusherCreditCount=2 > miserCreditRequestCount=2 > workaroundReverseCreditLoss=0 > maxForwardPacketSize=2052 > maxReversePacketSize=2052 > forwardCreditRequest=16 > forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=65535 > forwardCredit: current=1, initial=0, low=0, high=1, max=65535 > lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=0 > reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=65535 > reverseBuffersPerPacket=1 > uncreditedBuffers=0 > reverseCreditToGrant=0 > reverseCredit: current=12, initial=12, low=11, high=12, max=65535 > countSendPiggybackCredit=0 > countHandlePiggybackCredit=0 > countSendCredit=3 > countHandleCredit=3 > countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=0 > countSendCreditRequest=0 > countHandleCreditRequest=0 > countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=0 > isGusher=1 > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF.Net email is sponsored by Shop4tech.com-Lowest price on Blank Media > 100pk Sonic DVD-R 4x for only $29 -100pk Sonic DVD+R for only $33 > Save 50% off Retail on Ink & Toner - Free Shipping and Free Gift. > http://www.shop4tech.com/z/Inkjet_Cartridges/9_108_r285 > > _______________________________________________ > hpoj-devel mailing list > hpo...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hpoj-devel |
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From: Hal V. <ha...@th...> - 2004-08-11 19:37:37
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On Wednesday 11 August 2004 02:06 pm, Meisch, Cory wrote: > Sounds like you are on the right track... Be sure that ghostscript and > foomatic are installed, as those are the only things I can think of for > you to be missing... Also check your /var/log/cups/error_log file for > more clues as to why the job is not being sent... > > Cory > Hp linux printing team The printer printed out the alignment page when I set it up and it printed = out=20 a report I set up through the controls on the system, so I know the printer= =20 itself works. =A0Could it be a problem with a faulty printer -- at least in= the=20 communications part? =A0Does the fact that "ptal-connect -service echo" doe= sn't=20 work (neither does ptal-print) indicate anything about faulty communication= s? I've changed the loglevel in Cups to debug. It looks like Cups uses=20 ptal-print to talk to the printer (at least at one point). Is this the=20 actual print command? It seems to me I could cut out extra factors if I kn= ew=20 the actual commands CUPS uses to send a command to the printer and knew wha= t=20 to make of the returned errors. Thanks! Hal > -----Original Message----- > From: hpo...@li... > [mailto:hpo...@li...] On Behalf Of Hal Vaughan > Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 8:48 AM > To: hpo...@li... > Subject: [hpoj-devel] Cannot get HP5510 to print > > I bought a HP 5510 last night and was up most of the night trying to get > it to work. (I need to have a printer working ASAP and am close to > returning this and getting a Brother 1440 laserprinter because it just > won't work.) > > I am using Libranet, so when I hooked up the printer, I used apt-get to > install hpoj and hpijs. (I haven't seen it specifically stated, but I > assume I need both of these, hpoj to scan and hpijs to print -- is that > right?). I am using a 2.4.21 kernel. The hpijs version is 1.5. > > Originally when I installed hpoj (again, with apt-get), ptal-init asked > me all the questions, and within a few minutes I was able to use the > scanner. > Considering the last time I had tried a scanner on Linux was over 3 > years ago, and it was damn near impossible to get it to work, I was > excited. > > Then I tried to install the printer. I used the KDE control panel and > pulled up the printer screen to install the printer in CUPS (if you > haven't used it, it has a few more features than the web control panel > for CUPS). The first time I did this, I admit I didn't read the > instructions. I tried to install it as the 1st USB printer, and got > messages that usb:/dev/usb/lp0 did not exist. I deleted the printer > from CUPS, restarted CUPS, and re-installed (this time, in the printer > list, CUPS specified ptal:mlc:usb:hp5510 --I changed the name to hp5510 > for brevity). It installed and I tried to print a test page. I got the > dialog that said CUPS sent the test page successfully, I pressed Okay to > continue, configured the printer, and waited. No test page. > > I have uninstalled and reinstalled this a number of times. I am getting > the status display (on the web control panel for CUPS) Printer State: > stopped, accepting jobs. > > I've tried ptal-print and it cannot connect to the printer. I tried > ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP and I get a dump > (included at the end of this, in case it helps). I tried ptal-connect > mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo and I cannot connect. > > It seems I can scan (some programs seem to have trouble, but the SANE > gui frontend allowed me to scan an image in perfectly). I can use > scanimage > --list-devices and it shows up. If I scanimage --test, I get a > successful > report. I don't know if this printer has an echo service, so I don't > know if ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo is a sign of the > problem or not. > > I really want to get this working, since it would solve my > scanner/fax/printer/copier needs with one shot and because I like HP > products (they usually have good Linux support and are reliable), but I > have to be practical. I cannot waste a lot of time on this. I have to > have a printer working today, and I have to get back to my other work, > so any help is GREATLY appreciated. > > Thanks! > > Hal > > Output from ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP: > > ptal-connect: connecting to device "mlc:usb:hp5510"... successful. > > ExMgr: > pid=3D13637 > gDebugFlag=3D0 > pBufferPool: available#=3D2, size=3D4102, requested#=3D230, allocated#=3D3 > noFork=3D0 stayActivated=3D0 noDrain=3D0 forceMlcDot4=3D0 noDot4=3D0 > noPmlMultiplexing=3D0 sleepBeforeOpen=3D0 > initialized=3D1 > fd=3D5: read=3D1, write=3D0 > fd=3D8: read=3D1, write=3D0 > fd=3D9: read=3D1, write=3D0 > fdCount=3D10 > exContext=3D2 > exState=3D2 > exActivateCount=3D1 > exCloseCount=3D0 > exCloseReason=3D0x0000 > exReactivateFlag=3D0 > tryDot4=3D1 > tryMlc=3D1 > transportMode=3D2=3D1284.4 > miser=3D0 > argcOriginal=3D22 > argvOriginal: "mlc:usb:hp5510" "-devidmatch" "MDL:officejet 5500 > series;" > "-devidmatch" "SN:MY44CF101396;" "-device" "/dev/usb/lp0" "/dev/usb/lp1" > > "/dev/usb/lp10" "/dev/usb/lp11" "/dev/usb/lp12" "/dev/usb/lp13" > "/dev/usb/lp14" "/dev/usb/lp15" "/dev/usb/lp2" "/dev/usb/lp3" > "/dev/usb/lp4" > "/dev/usb/lp5" "/dev/usb/lp6" "/dev/usb/lp7" "/dev/usb/lp8" > "/dev/usb/lp9" > argc=3D0 > fdNull=3D4 > pFreeMsgPool: depth=3D2 > pPendingMsgQueue: depth=3D0 > pActiveTimerQueue: depth=3D0 > pPeriodicTimerQueue: depth=3D1 > select timeout: sec=3D0, usec=3D500000, infinite=3D0 consoleAllowRemote= =3D0 > consoleOldStdin=3D6 > consoleOldStdout=3D7 > consoleIsRemote=3D0 > socketSuffix=3D<usb:hp5510> > socketAliasSuffix=3D<> > socketName=3D</var/run/ptal-mlcd/usb:hp5510> > socketAliasName=3D<> > socketFd=3D5 > pmlTransportSession=3D8 > pmlCurrentSession=3D-1 > pmlLastSession=3D24 > llioPossibleName[0]=3D</dev/usb/lp0> > llioPossibleName[1]=3D</dev/usb/lp1> > llioPossibleName[2]=3D</dev/usb/lp10> > llioPossibleName[3]=3D</dev/usb/lp11> > llioPossibleName[4]=3D</dev/usb/lp12> > llioPossibleName[5]=3D</dev/usb/lp13> > llioPossibleName[6]=3D</dev/usb/lp14> > llioPossibleName[7]=3D</dev/usb/lp15> > llioPossibleName[8]=3D</dev/usb/lp2> > llioPossibleName[9]=3D</dev/usb/lp3> > llioPossibleName[10]=3D</dev/usb/lp4> > llioPossibleName[11]=3D</dev/usb/lp5> > llioPossibleName[12]=3D</dev/usb/lp6> > llioPossibleName[13]=3D</dev/usb/lp7> > llioPossibleName[14]=3D</dev/usb/lp8> > llioPossibleName[15]=3D</dev/usb/lp9> > llioPossibleNameCount=3D16 > llioName=3D</dev/usb/lp0> > llioOverrideDeviceID=3D<> > llioMatchDeviceID[0]=3D<MDL:officejet 5500 series;> > llioMatchDeviceID[1]=3D<SN:MY44CF101396;> > llioMatchDeviceIDCount=3D2 > llioFd=3D9 > llioDummyFd=3D-1 > llioPollState=3D2 > llioLastHitTime=3D1092238335 > llioForwardBdrQueue: depth=3D0 > llioDeviceID=3D<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500 > series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396; > S:0380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;> > llioSavedDeviceID=3D<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500 > series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396; > S:0380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;> > llioBusAddress=3D2 > llioDeviceAddress=3D7 > llioVendorID=3D0x03F0 > llioProductID=3D0x3A11 > llioCurrentProtocol=3D2 > llioSupportedProtocols=3D0x04 > > Transport: > this=3D0x08069300 > port=3D0 > pMgr=3D0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=3D0x08068628 > forwardTransactionCounter: current=3D128, initial=3D128, low=3D126, high= =3D128, > max=3D128 > channelCount=3D17 > channelArray=3D0x080694F0 > channelArray[0]=3D0x08069538 > channelArray[1]=3D0x08069830 > channelArray[2]=3D0x08069A30 > channelArray[3]=3D0x08069C30 > channelArray[4]=3D0x08069E30 > channelArray[5]=3D0x0806A030 > channelArray[6]=3D0x0806A230 > channelArray[7]=3D0x0806A430 > channelArray[8]=3D0x0806A630 > channelArray[9]=3D0x0806A830 > channelArray[10]=3D0x0806AA30 > channelArray[11]=3D0x0806AC30 > channelArray[12]=3D0x0806AE30 > channelArray[13]=3D0x0806B030 > channelArray[14]=3D0x0806B230 > channelArray[15]=3D0x0806B430 > channelArray[16]=3D0x0806B630 > overheadBufferCount=3D0 > pNextTransport=3D0x00000000 > pForwardDataTimer=3D0x080693C8 (count=3D0) > pForwardDataTimeoutMsg=3D0x08069398 > reverseDataBufferCount=3D180 > reverseDataBufferSize=3D4102 > maxForwardBdrsPerTransaction=3D4 > nextChannelToAllocate=3D17 > nextBlockedChannel=3D-1 > lookupQueue: depth=3D0, peek=3D0x00000000 > ---------------- > pForwardHeaderPool=3D0x08069408 > mlcChannelArray=3D0x080694F0 > pCommandChannel=3D0x08069538 > grcState=3D0 > reverseDataStopped=3D0 > tryDot4=3D1 > tryPreDot4=3D0 > tryMlc=3D1 > requestedRevision=3D0x20 > revision=3D0x20 > maxRemoteSockets=3D32 > > Command channel: > this=3D0x08069538 > port=3D0 > channel=3D0 > localSocket=3D0 > pTransport=3D0x08069300 > pMgr=3D0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=3D0x08068628 > openingAnySetFlags=3D0x0010 > closingAnySetFlags=3D0x0124 > flags=3D0x0003 > countOpen=3D0 > countOpenFailure=3D0 > pService=3D0x00000000 > scd=3D0x00000000 > forwardDataPriority=3D0 > minBuffersRequired=3D0 > benefitOfMoreBuffers=3D0 > reverseDataBufferSize=3D4102 > bufferCount=3D3 > remoteSocket=3D0 > maxForwardDatalen=3D58 > maxReverseDatalen=3D58 > countForwardData=3D38 > countReverseData=3D38 > countReverseBuffers=3D38 > countReverseBufferReturns=3D38 > lastReverseBuffer=3D0x00000000 > currentForwardBuffer=3D0x00000000 > currentGrabbedCredit=3D-1 > currentGrabbedTransaction=3D-1 > ---------------- > pMlcTransport=3D0x08069300 > pCommandChannel=3D0x08069538 > disableCreditCommands=3D1 > pForwardCreditRequestTimer=3D0x080696D0 > pForwardCreditRequestMsg=3D0x080696A0 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=3D0x08069738 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=3D0x08069708 > musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D2 > musherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D5 > gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D5 > gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D10 > miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D0 > miserNextCreditRequestDelay=3D2 > gusherPiggybackCreditCount=3D1 > gusherCreditCount=3D2 > miserCreditRequestCount=3D2 > workaroundReverseCreditLoss=3D0 > maxForwardPacketSize=3D64 > maxReversePacketSize=3D64 > forwardCreditRequest=3D16 > forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=3D1 > forwardCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D1, low=3D0, high=3D2, max=3D65535 > lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=3D0 > reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=3D1 > reverseBuffersPerPacket=3D1 > uncreditedBuffers=3D0 > reverseCreditToGrant=3D2 > reverseCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D1, low=3D0, high=3D2, max=3D65535 > countSendPiggybackCredit=3D38 > countHandlePiggybackCredit=3D38 > countSendCredit=3D0 > countHandleCredit=3D0 > countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=3D0 > countSendCreditRequest=3D0 > countHandleCreditRequest=3D0 > countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=3D0 > countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=3D0 > isGusher=3D1 > ---------------- > pForwardCommandPool=3D0x08069770 > pForwardNonconsumingQueue=3D0x08069790 > pForwardReplyQueue=3D0x080697A0 > pForwardRequestQueue=3D0x080697B0 > forwardRequestCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D1, low=3D0, high=3D1, max=3D= 65535 > pCommandReplyTimer=3D0x080697F0 (count=3D0) > pCommandReplyTimeoutMsg=3D0x080697C0 > allowErrorPackets=3D1 > lastPsid=3D-1 > lastSsid=3D-1 > > Session 0: type=3Dcommand > state=3D1 > fd=3D8 > scdlink=3D-1 > pLookup=3D0x08068DE8 > outstandingForwardBdrCount=3D1 > pReverseBdrQueue: depth=3D0 > tcd=3D0x00000000 > pCommandBdr=3D0x0806DA38 > pmlTrapsRegistered=3D0 > bitbucketSocket=3D0 > > Session 8: type=3Dtransport > state=3D6 > fd=3D10 > scdlink=3D-1 > pLookup=3D0x080690E8 > outstandingForwardBdrCount=3D0 > pReverseBdrQueue: depth=3D0 > tcd=3D0x08069830 > pCommandBdr=3D0x00000000 > pmlTrapsRegistered=3D0 > bitbucketSocket=3D0 > > Transport channel for session 8: > this=3D0x08069830 > port=3D0 > channel=3D1 > localSocket=3D128 > pTransport=3D0x08069300 > pMgr=3D0x08068628 > pPhysicalPort=3D0x08068628 > openingAnySetFlags=3D0x0010 > closingAnySetFlags=3D0x0124 > flags=3D0x0003 > countOpen=3D1 > countOpenFailure=3D0 > pService=3D0x08068628 > scd=3D0x00000008 > forwardDataPriority=3D0 > minBuffersRequired=3D10 > benefitOfMoreBuffers=3D1 > reverseDataBufferSize=3D4102 > bufferCount=3D12 > remoteSocket=3D1 > maxForwardDatalen=3D2046 > maxReverseDatalen=3D2046 > countForwardData=3D2 > countReverseData=3D2 > countReverseBuffers=3D2 > countReverseBufferReturns=3D2 > lastReverseBuffer=3D0x0806DA38 > currentForwardBuffer=3D0x00000000 > currentGrabbedCredit=3D-1 > currentGrabbedTransaction=3D-1 > ---------------- > pMlcTransport=3D0x08069300 > pCommandChannel=3D0x08069538 > disableCreditCommands=3D0 > pForwardCreditRequestTimer=3D0x08069990 > pForwardCreditRequestMsg=3D0x08069960 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=3D0x080699F8 > pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=3D0x080699C8 > musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D2 > musherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D5 > gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D5 > gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D10 > miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D0 > miserNextCreditRequestDelay=3D2 > gusherPiggybackCreditCount=3D1 > gusherCreditCount=3D2 > 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From: Meisch, C. <cor...@hp...> - 2004-08-11 18:07:20
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Sounds like you are on the right track... Be sure that ghostscript and
foomatic are installed, as those are the only things I can think of for
you to be missing... Also check your /var/log/cups/error_log file for
more clues as to why the job is not being sent...
Cory
Hp linux printing team
-----Original Message-----
From: hpo...@li...
[mailto:hpo...@li...] On Behalf Of Hal Vaughan
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 8:48 AM
To: hpo...@li...
Subject: [hpoj-devel] Cannot get HP5510 to print
I bought a HP 5510 last night and was up most of the night trying to get
it to work. (I need to have a printer working ASAP and am close to
returning this and getting a Brother 1440 laserprinter because it just
won't work.)
I am using Libranet, so when I hooked up the printer, I used apt-get to
install hpoj and hpijs. (I haven't seen it specifically stated, but I
assume I need both of these, hpoj to scan and hpijs to print -- is that
right?). I am using a 2.4.21 kernel. The hpijs version is 1.5.
Originally when I installed hpoj (again, with apt-get), ptal-init asked
me all the questions, and within a few minutes I was able to use the
scanner. =20
Considering the last time I had tried a scanner on Linux was over 3
years ago, and it was damn near impossible to get it to work, I was
excited.
Then I tried to install the printer. I used the KDE control panel and
pulled up the printer screen to install the printer in CUPS (if you
haven't used it, it has a few more features than the web control panel
for CUPS). The first time I did this, I admit I didn't read the
instructions. I tried to install it as the 1st USB printer, and got
messages that usb:/dev/usb/lp0 did not exist. I deleted the printer
from CUPS, restarted CUPS, and re-installed (this time, in the printer
list, CUPS specified ptal:mlc:usb:hp5510 --I changed the name to hp5510
for brevity). It installed and I tried to print a test page. I got the
dialog that said CUPS sent the test page successfully, I pressed Okay to
continue, configured the printer, and waited. No test page.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled this a number of times. I am getting
the status display (on the web control panel for CUPS) Printer State:
stopped, accepting jobs.
I've tried ptal-print and it cannot connect to the printer. I tried
ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP and I get a dump
(included at the end of this, in case it helps). I tried ptal-connect
mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo and I cannot connect.
It seems I can scan (some programs seem to have trouble, but the SANE
gui frontend allowed me to scan an image in perfectly). I can use
scanimage=20
--list-devices and it shows up. If I scanimage --test, I get a
successful=20
report. I don't know if this printer has an echo service, so I don't
know if ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo is a sign of the
problem or not.
I really want to get this working, since it would solve my
scanner/fax/printer/copier needs with one shot and because I like HP
products (they usually have good Linux support and are reliable), but I
have to be practical. I cannot waste a lot of time on this. I have to
have a printer working today, and I have to get back to my other work,
so any help is GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks!
Hal
Output from ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP:
ptal-connect: connecting to device "mlc:usb:hp5510"... successful.
ExMgr:
pid=3D13637
gDebugFlag=3D0
pBufferPool: available#=3D2, size=3D4102, requested#=3D230, =
allocated#=3D3
noFork=3D0 stayActivated=3D0 noDrain=3D0 forceMlcDot4=3D0 noDot4=3D0
noPmlMultiplexing=3D0 sleepBeforeOpen=3D0
initialized=3D1
fd=3D5: read=3D1, write=3D0
fd=3D8: read=3D1, write=3D0
fd=3D9: read=3D1, write=3D0
fdCount=3D10
exContext=3D2
exState=3D2
exActivateCount=3D1
exCloseCount=3D0
exCloseReason=3D0x0000
exReactivateFlag=3D0
tryDot4=3D1
tryMlc=3D1
transportMode=3D2=3D1284.4
miser=3D0
argcOriginal=3D22
argvOriginal: "mlc:usb:hp5510" "-devidmatch" "MDL:officejet 5500
series;"=20
"-devidmatch" "SN:MY44CF101396;" "-device" "/dev/usb/lp0" "/dev/usb/lp1"
"/dev/usb/lp10" "/dev/usb/lp11" "/dev/usb/lp12" "/dev/usb/lp13"=20
"/dev/usb/lp14" "/dev/usb/lp15" "/dev/usb/lp2" "/dev/usb/lp3"
"/dev/usb/lp4"=20
"/dev/usb/lp5" "/dev/usb/lp6" "/dev/usb/lp7" "/dev/usb/lp8"
"/dev/usb/lp9"
argc=3D0
fdNull=3D4
pFreeMsgPool: depth=3D2
pPendingMsgQueue: depth=3D0
pActiveTimerQueue: depth=3D0
pPeriodicTimerQueue: depth=3D1
select timeout: sec=3D0, usec=3D500000, infinite=3D0 =
consoleAllowRemote=3D0
consoleOldStdin=3D6
consoleOldStdout=3D7
consoleIsRemote=3D0
socketSuffix=3D<usb:hp5510>
socketAliasSuffix=3D<>
socketName=3D</var/run/ptal-mlcd/usb:hp5510>
socketAliasName=3D<>
socketFd=3D5
pmlTransportSession=3D8
pmlCurrentSession=3D-1
pmlLastSession=3D24
llioPossibleName[0]=3D</dev/usb/lp0>
llioPossibleName[1]=3D</dev/usb/lp1>
llioPossibleName[2]=3D</dev/usb/lp10>
llioPossibleName[3]=3D</dev/usb/lp11>
llioPossibleName[4]=3D</dev/usb/lp12>
llioPossibleName[5]=3D</dev/usb/lp13>
llioPossibleName[6]=3D</dev/usb/lp14>
llioPossibleName[7]=3D</dev/usb/lp15>
llioPossibleName[8]=3D</dev/usb/lp2>
llioPossibleName[9]=3D</dev/usb/lp3>
llioPossibleName[10]=3D</dev/usb/lp4>
llioPossibleName[11]=3D</dev/usb/lp5>
llioPossibleName[12]=3D</dev/usb/lp6>
llioPossibleName[13]=3D</dev/usb/lp7>
llioPossibleName[14]=3D</dev/usb/lp8>
llioPossibleName[15]=3D</dev/usb/lp9>
llioPossibleNameCount=3D16
llioName=3D</dev/usb/lp0>
llioOverrideDeviceID=3D<>
llioMatchDeviceID[0]=3D<MDL:officejet 5500 series;>
llioMatchDeviceID[1]=3D<SN:MY44CF101396;>
llioMatchDeviceIDCount=3D2
llioFd=3D9
llioDummyFd=3D-1
llioPollState=3D2
llioLastHitTime=3D1092238335
llioForwardBdrQueue: depth=3D0
llioDeviceID=3D<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500
series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;
S:0380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;>
llioSavedDeviceID=3D<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500
series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;
S:0380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;>
llioBusAddress=3D2
llioDeviceAddress=3D7
llioVendorID=3D0x03F0
llioProductID=3D0x3A11
llioCurrentProtocol=3D2
llioSupportedProtocols=3D0x04
Transport:
this=3D0x08069300
port=3D0
pMgr=3D0x08068628
pPhysicalPort=3D0x08068628
forwardTransactionCounter: current=3D128, initial=3D128, low=3D126, =
high=3D128,
max=3D128
channelCount=3D17
channelArray=3D0x080694F0
channelArray[0]=3D0x08069538
channelArray[1]=3D0x08069830
channelArray[2]=3D0x08069A30
channelArray[3]=3D0x08069C30
channelArray[4]=3D0x08069E30
channelArray[5]=3D0x0806A030
channelArray[6]=3D0x0806A230
channelArray[7]=3D0x0806A430
channelArray[8]=3D0x0806A630
channelArray[9]=3D0x0806A830
channelArray[10]=3D0x0806AA30
channelArray[11]=3D0x0806AC30
channelArray[12]=3D0x0806AE30
channelArray[13]=3D0x0806B030
channelArray[14]=3D0x0806B230
channelArray[15]=3D0x0806B430
channelArray[16]=3D0x0806B630
overheadBufferCount=3D0
pNextTransport=3D0x00000000
pForwardDataTimer=3D0x080693C8 (count=3D0)
pForwardDataTimeoutMsg=3D0x08069398
reverseDataBufferCount=3D180
reverseDataBufferSize=3D4102
maxForwardBdrsPerTransaction=3D4
nextChannelToAllocate=3D17
nextBlockedChannel=3D-1
lookupQueue: depth=3D0, peek=3D0x00000000
----------------
pForwardHeaderPool=3D0x08069408
mlcChannelArray=3D0x080694F0
pCommandChannel=3D0x08069538
grcState=3D0
reverseDataStopped=3D0
tryDot4=3D1
tryPreDot4=3D0
tryMlc=3D1
requestedRevision=3D0x20
revision=3D0x20
maxRemoteSockets=3D32
Command channel:
this=3D0x08069538
port=3D0
channel=3D0
localSocket=3D0
pTransport=3D0x08069300
pMgr=3D0x08068628
pPhysicalPort=3D0x08068628
openingAnySetFlags=3D0x0010
closingAnySetFlags=3D0x0124
flags=3D0x0003
countOpen=3D0
countOpenFailure=3D0
pService=3D0x00000000
scd=3D0x00000000
forwardDataPriority=3D0
minBuffersRequired=3D0
benefitOfMoreBuffers=3D0
reverseDataBufferSize=3D4102
bufferCount=3D3
remoteSocket=3D0
maxForwardDatalen=3D58
maxReverseDatalen=3D58
countForwardData=3D38
countReverseData=3D38
countReverseBuffers=3D38
countReverseBufferReturns=3D38
lastReverseBuffer=3D0x00000000
currentForwardBuffer=3D0x00000000
currentGrabbedCredit=3D-1
currentGrabbedTransaction=3D-1
----------------
pMlcTransport=3D0x08069300
pCommandChannel=3D0x08069538
disableCreditCommands=3D1
pForwardCreditRequestTimer=3D0x080696D0
pForwardCreditRequestMsg=3D0x080696A0
pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=3D0x08069738
pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=3D0x08069708
musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D2
musherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D5
gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D5
gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D10
miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D0
miserNextCreditRequestDelay=3D2
gusherPiggybackCreditCount=3D1
gusherCreditCount=3D2
miserCreditRequestCount=3D2
workaroundReverseCreditLoss=3D0
maxForwardPacketSize=3D64
maxReversePacketSize=3D64
forwardCreditRequest=3D16
forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=3D1
forwardCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D1, low=3D0, high=3D2, max=3D65535
lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=3D0
reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=3D1
reverseBuffersPerPacket=3D1
uncreditedBuffers=3D0
reverseCreditToGrant=3D2
reverseCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D1, low=3D0, high=3D2, max=3D65535
countSendPiggybackCredit=3D38
countHandlePiggybackCredit=3D38
countSendCredit=3D0
countHandleCredit=3D0
countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=3D0
countSendCreditRequest=3D0
countHandleCreditRequest=3D0
countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=3D0
countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=3D0
isGusher=3D1
----------------
pForwardCommandPool=3D0x08069770
pForwardNonconsumingQueue=3D0x08069790
pForwardReplyQueue=3D0x080697A0
pForwardRequestQueue=3D0x080697B0
forwardRequestCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D1, low=3D0, high=3D1, =
max=3D65535
pCommandReplyTimer=3D0x080697F0 (count=3D0)
pCommandReplyTimeoutMsg=3D0x080697C0
allowErrorPackets=3D1
lastPsid=3D-1
lastSsid=3D-1
Session 0: type=3Dcommand
state=3D1
fd=3D8
scdlink=3D-1
pLookup=3D0x08068DE8
outstandingForwardBdrCount=3D1
pReverseBdrQueue: depth=3D0
tcd=3D0x00000000
pCommandBdr=3D0x0806DA38
pmlTrapsRegistered=3D0
bitbucketSocket=3D0
Session 8: type=3Dtransport
state=3D6
fd=3D10
scdlink=3D-1
pLookup=3D0x080690E8
outstandingForwardBdrCount=3D0
pReverseBdrQueue: depth=3D0
tcd=3D0x08069830
pCommandBdr=3D0x00000000
pmlTrapsRegistered=3D0
bitbucketSocket=3D0
Transport channel for session 8:
this=3D0x08069830
port=3D0
channel=3D1
localSocket=3D128
pTransport=3D0x08069300
pMgr=3D0x08068628
pPhysicalPort=3D0x08068628
openingAnySetFlags=3D0x0010
closingAnySetFlags=3D0x0124
flags=3D0x0003
countOpen=3D1
countOpenFailure=3D0
pService=3D0x08068628
scd=3D0x00000008
forwardDataPriority=3D0
minBuffersRequired=3D10
benefitOfMoreBuffers=3D1
reverseDataBufferSize=3D4102
bufferCount=3D12
remoteSocket=3D1
maxForwardDatalen=3D2046
maxReverseDatalen=3D2046
countForwardData=3D2
countReverseData=3D2
countReverseBuffers=3D2
countReverseBufferReturns=3D2
lastReverseBuffer=3D0x0806DA38
currentForwardBuffer=3D0x00000000
currentGrabbedCredit=3D-1
currentGrabbedTransaction=3D-1
----------------
pMlcTransport=3D0x08069300
pCommandChannel=3D0x08069538
disableCreditCommands=3D0
pForwardCreditRequestTimer=3D0x08069990
pForwardCreditRequestMsg=3D0x08069960
pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=3D0x080699F8
pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=3D0x080699C8
musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D2
musherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D5
gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D5
gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=3D10
miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=3D0
miserNextCreditRequestDelay=3D2
gusherPiggybackCreditCount=3D1
gusherCreditCount=3D2
miserCreditRequestCount=3D2
workaroundReverseCreditLoss=3D0
maxForwardPacketSize=3D2052
maxReversePacketSize=3D2052
forwardCreditRequest=3D16
forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=3D65535
forwardCredit: current=3D1, initial=3D0, low=3D0, high=3D1, max=3D65535
lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=3D0
reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=3D65535
reverseBuffersPerPacket=3D1
uncreditedBuffers=3D0
reverseCreditToGrant=3D0
reverseCredit: current=3D12, initial=3D12, low=3D11, high=3D12, =
max=3D65535
countSendPiggybackCredit=3D0 countHandlePiggybackCredit=3D0
countSendCredit=3D3
countHandleCredit=3D3
countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=3D0
countSendCreditRequest=3D0
countHandleCreditRequest=3D0
countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=3D0
countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=3D0
isGusher=3D1
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From: Hal V. <ha...@th...> - 2004-08-11 15:46:58
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I bought a HP 5510 last night and was up most of the night trying to get it to
work. (I need to have a printer working ASAP and am close to returning this
and getting a Brother 1440 laserprinter because it just won't work.)
I am using Libranet, so when I hooked up the printer, I used apt-get to
install hpoj and hpijs. (I haven't seen it specifically stated, but I assume
I need both of these, hpoj to scan and hpijs to print -- is that right?). I
am using a 2.4.21 kernel. The hpijs version is 1.5.
Originally when I installed hpoj (again, with apt-get), ptal-init asked me all
the questions, and within a few minutes I was able to use the scanner.
Considering the last time I had tried a scanner on Linux was over 3 years
ago, and it was damn near impossible to get it to work, I was excited.
Then I tried to install the printer. I used the KDE control panel and pulled
up the printer screen to install the printer in CUPS (if you haven't used it,
it has a few more features than the web control panel for CUPS). The first
time I did this, I admit I didn't read the instructions. I tried to install
it as the 1st USB printer, and got messages that usb:/dev/usb/lp0 did not
exist. I deleted the printer from CUPS, restarted CUPS, and re-installed
(this time, in the printer list, CUPS specified ptal:mlc:usb:hp5510 --I
changed the name to hp5510 for brevity). It installed and I tried to print a
test page. I got the dialog that said CUPS sent the test page successfully,
I pressed Okay to continue, configured the printer, and waited. No test
page.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled this a number of times. I am getting the
status display (on the web control panel for CUPS) Printer State: stopped,
accepting jobs.
I've tried ptal-print and it cannot connect to the printer. I tried
ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP and I get a dump
(included at the end of this, in case it helps). I tried ptal-connect
mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo and I cannot connect.
It seems I can scan (some programs seem to have trouble, but the SANE gui
frontend allowed me to scan an image in perfectly). I can use scanimage
--list-devices and it shows up. If I scanimage --test, I get a successful
report. I don't know if this printer has an echo service, so I don't know if
ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service echo is a sign of the problem or not.
I really want to get this working, since it would solve my
scanner/fax/printer/copier needs with one shot and because I like HP products
(they usually have good Linux support and are reliable), but I have to be
practical. I cannot waste a lot of time on this. I have to have a printer
working today, and I have to get back to my other work, so any help is
GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks!
Hal
Output from ptal-connect mlc:usb:hp5510 -service PTAL-MLCD-DUMP:
ptal-connect: connecting to device "mlc:usb:hp5510"... successful.
ExMgr:
pid=13637
gDebugFlag=0
pBufferPool: available#=2, size=4102, requested#=230, allocated#=3
noFork=0
stayActivated=0
noDrain=0
forceMlcDot4=0
noDot4=0
noPmlMultiplexing=0
sleepBeforeOpen=0
initialized=1
fd=5: read=1, write=0
fd=8: read=1, write=0
fd=9: read=1, write=0
fdCount=10
exContext=2
exState=2
exActivateCount=1
exCloseCount=0
exCloseReason=0x0000
exReactivateFlag=0
tryDot4=1
tryMlc=1
transportMode=2=1284.4
miser=0
argcOriginal=22
argvOriginal: "mlc:usb:hp5510" "-devidmatch" "MDL:officejet 5500 series;"
"-devidmatch" "SN:MY44CF101396;" "-device" "/dev/usb/lp0" "/dev/usb/lp1"
"/dev/usb/lp10" "/dev/usb/lp11" "/dev/usb/lp12" "/dev/usb/lp13"
"/dev/usb/lp14" "/dev/usb/lp15" "/dev/usb/lp2" "/dev/usb/lp3" "/dev/usb/lp4"
"/dev/usb/lp5" "/dev/usb/lp6" "/dev/usb/lp7" "/dev/usb/lp8" "/dev/usb/lp9"
argc=0
fdNull=4
pFreeMsgPool: depth=2
pPendingMsgQueue: depth=0
pActiveTimerQueue: depth=0
pPeriodicTimerQueue: depth=1
select timeout: sec=0, usec=500000, infinite=0
consoleAllowRemote=0
consoleOldStdin=6
consoleOldStdout=7
consoleIsRemote=0
socketSuffix=<usb:hp5510>
socketAliasSuffix=<>
socketName=</var/run/ptal-mlcd/usb:hp5510>
socketAliasName=<>
socketFd=5
pmlTransportSession=8
pmlCurrentSession=-1
pmlLastSession=24
llioPossibleName[0]=</dev/usb/lp0>
llioPossibleName[1]=</dev/usb/lp1>
llioPossibleName[2]=</dev/usb/lp10>
llioPossibleName[3]=</dev/usb/lp11>
llioPossibleName[4]=</dev/usb/lp12>
llioPossibleName[5]=</dev/usb/lp13>
llioPossibleName[6]=</dev/usb/lp14>
llioPossibleName[7]=</dev/usb/lp15>
llioPossibleName[8]=</dev/usb/lp2>
llioPossibleName[9]=</dev/usb/lp3>
llioPossibleName[10]=</dev/usb/lp4>
llioPossibleName[11]=</dev/usb/lp5>
llioPossibleName[12]=</dev/usb/lp6>
llioPossibleName[13]=</dev/usb/lp7>
llioPossibleName[14]=</dev/usb/lp8>
llioPossibleName[15]=</dev/usb/lp9>
llioPossibleNameCount=16
llioName=</dev/usb/lp0>
llioOverrideDeviceID=<>
llioMatchDeviceID[0]=<MDL:officejet 5500 series;>
llioMatchDeviceID[1]=<SN:MY44CF101396;>
llioMatchDeviceIDCount=2
llioFd=9
llioDummyFd=-1
llioPollState=2
llioLastHitTime=1092238335
llioForwardBdrQueue: depth=0
llioDeviceID=<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500
series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;S:0380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;>
llioSavedDeviceID=<MFG:hp;MDL:officejet 5500
series;CMD:LDL,MLC,PML,DYN;CLS:PRINTER;1284.4DL:4d,4e,1;SN:MY44CF101396;S:0380008000020020002c1480062c2500062;Z:007;>
llioBusAddress=2
llioDeviceAddress=7
llioVendorID=0x03F0
llioProductID=0x3A11
llioCurrentProtocol=2
llioSupportedProtocols=0x04
Transport:
this=0x08069300
port=0
pMgr=0x08068628
pPhysicalPort=0x08068628
forwardTransactionCounter: current=128, initial=128, low=126, high=128,
max=128
channelCount=17
channelArray=0x080694F0
channelArray[0]=0x08069538
channelArray[1]=0x08069830
channelArray[2]=0x08069A30
channelArray[3]=0x08069C30
channelArray[4]=0x08069E30
channelArray[5]=0x0806A030
channelArray[6]=0x0806A230
channelArray[7]=0x0806A430
channelArray[8]=0x0806A630
channelArray[9]=0x0806A830
channelArray[10]=0x0806AA30
channelArray[11]=0x0806AC30
channelArray[12]=0x0806AE30
channelArray[13]=0x0806B030
channelArray[14]=0x0806B230
channelArray[15]=0x0806B430
channelArray[16]=0x0806B630
overheadBufferCount=0
pNextTransport=0x00000000
pForwardDataTimer=0x080693C8 (count=0)
pForwardDataTimeoutMsg=0x08069398
reverseDataBufferCount=180
reverseDataBufferSize=4102
maxForwardBdrsPerTransaction=4
nextChannelToAllocate=17
nextBlockedChannel=-1
lookupQueue: depth=0, peek=0x00000000
----------------
pForwardHeaderPool=0x08069408
mlcChannelArray=0x080694F0
pCommandChannel=0x08069538
grcState=0
reverseDataStopped=0
tryDot4=1
tryPreDot4=0
tryMlc=1
requestedRevision=0x20
revision=0x20
maxRemoteSockets=32
Command channel:
this=0x08069538
port=0
channel=0
localSocket=0
pTransport=0x08069300
pMgr=0x08068628
pPhysicalPort=0x08068628
openingAnySetFlags=0x0010
closingAnySetFlags=0x0124
flags=0x0003
countOpen=0
countOpenFailure=0
pService=0x00000000
scd=0x00000000
forwardDataPriority=0
minBuffersRequired=0
benefitOfMoreBuffers=0
reverseDataBufferSize=4102
bufferCount=3
remoteSocket=0
maxForwardDatalen=58
maxReverseDatalen=58
countForwardData=38
countReverseData=38
countReverseBuffers=38
countReverseBufferReturns=38
lastReverseBuffer=0x00000000
currentForwardBuffer=0x00000000
currentGrabbedCredit=-1
currentGrabbedTransaction=-1
----------------
pMlcTransport=0x08069300
pCommandChannel=0x08069538
disableCreditCommands=1
pForwardCreditRequestTimer=0x080696D0
pForwardCreditRequestMsg=0x080696A0
pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=0x08069738
pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=0x08069708
musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=2
musherNextCreditRequestDelay=5
gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=5
gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=10
miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=0
miserNextCreditRequestDelay=2
gusherPiggybackCreditCount=1
gusherCreditCount=2
miserCreditRequestCount=2
workaroundReverseCreditLoss=0
maxForwardPacketSize=64
maxReversePacketSize=64
forwardCreditRequest=16
forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=1
forwardCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=2, max=65535
lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=0
reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=1
reverseBuffersPerPacket=1
uncreditedBuffers=0
reverseCreditToGrant=2
reverseCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=2, max=65535
countSendPiggybackCredit=38
countHandlePiggybackCredit=38
countSendCredit=0
countHandleCredit=0
countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=0
countSendCreditRequest=0
countHandleCreditRequest=0
countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=0
countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=0
isGusher=1
----------------
pForwardCommandPool=0x08069770
pForwardNonconsumingQueue=0x08069790
pForwardReplyQueue=0x080697A0
pForwardRequestQueue=0x080697B0
forwardRequestCredit: current=1, initial=1, low=0, high=1, max=65535
pCommandReplyTimer=0x080697F0 (count=0)
pCommandReplyTimeoutMsg=0x080697C0
allowErrorPackets=1
lastPsid=-1
lastSsid=-1
Session 0: type=command
state=1
fd=8
scdlink=-1
pLookup=0x08068DE8
outstandingForwardBdrCount=1
pReverseBdrQueue: depth=0
tcd=0x00000000
pCommandBdr=0x0806DA38
pmlTrapsRegistered=0
bitbucketSocket=0
Session 8: type=transport
state=6
fd=10
scdlink=-1
pLookup=0x080690E8
outstandingForwardBdrCount=0
pReverseBdrQueue: depth=0
tcd=0x08069830
pCommandBdr=0x00000000
pmlTrapsRegistered=0
bitbucketSocket=0
Transport channel for session 8:
this=0x08069830
port=0
channel=1
localSocket=128
pTransport=0x08069300
pMgr=0x08068628
pPhysicalPort=0x08068628
openingAnySetFlags=0x0010
closingAnySetFlags=0x0124
flags=0x0003
countOpen=1
countOpenFailure=0
pService=0x08068628
scd=0x00000008
forwardDataPriority=0
minBuffersRequired=10
benefitOfMoreBuffers=1
reverseDataBufferSize=4102
bufferCount=12
remoteSocket=1
maxForwardDatalen=2046
maxReverseDatalen=2046
countForwardData=2
countReverseData=2
countReverseBuffers=2
countReverseBufferReturns=2
lastReverseBuffer=0x0806DA38
currentForwardBuffer=0x00000000
currentGrabbedCredit=-1
currentGrabbedTransaction=-1
----------------
pMlcTransport=0x08069300
pCommandChannel=0x08069538
disableCreditCommands=0
pForwardCreditRequestTimer=0x08069990
pForwardCreditRequestMsg=0x08069960
pReverseCreditHeartbeatTimer=0x080699F8
pReverseCreditHeartbeatMsg=0x080699C8
musherFirstCreditRequestDelay=2
musherNextCreditRequestDelay=5
gusherFirstCreditRequestDelay=5
gusherNextCreditRequestDelay=10
miserFirstCreditRequestDelay=0
miserNextCreditRequestDelay=2
gusherPiggybackCreditCount=1
gusherCreditCount=2
miserCreditRequestCount=2
workaroundReverseCreditLoss=0
maxForwardPacketSize=2052
maxReversePacketSize=2052
forwardCreditRequest=16
forwardMaxOutstandingCredit=65535
forwardCredit: current=1, initial=0, low=0, high=1, max=65535
lastCreditRequestGotUsNowhere=0
reverseMaxOutstandingCredit=65535
reverseBuffersPerPacket=1
uncreditedBuffers=0
reverseCreditToGrant=0
reverseCredit: current=12, initial=12, low=11, high=12, max=65535
countSendPiggybackCredit=0
countHandlePiggybackCredit=0
countSendCredit=3
countHandleCredit=3
countHandleCreditAfterCreditRequest=0
countSendCreditRequest=0
countHandleCreditRequest=0
countSendEmptyCreditRequestReply=0
countHandleEmptyCreditRequestReply=0
isGusher=1
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From: Cory M. <cor...@hp...> - 2004-08-09 16:29:32
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What papersize are you selecting? Letter, A4 etc... How do you have your queue defined and what app are you printing from? Cory hp linux printing team On Sat, 2004-08-07 at 19:31, coy wrote: > Since there currently isn't a ppd for the 2310 I used the 2300 - everything > is working really well except for one small annoyance with the paper fitted > in the correct position the prints are a couple of mm off center. if I move > the paper it tends to print crooked. Is there any place I can adjust this > where the print goes to - If so how??? > |
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From: coy <rg...@mi...> - 2004-08-08 02:31:53
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Since there currently isn't a ppd for the 2310 I used the 2300 - everything is working really well except for one small annoyance with the paper fitted in the correct position the prints are a couple of mm off center. if I move the paper it tends to print crooked. Is there any place I can adjust this where the print goes to - If so how??? -- Midcoast WebMail (http://mail.midcoast.com.au) |
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From: Tomasz M. <tm...@du...> - 2004-08-07 14:28:26
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On Fri, Aug 06, 2004 at 01:17:27AM +0200, Tomasz Malesinski wrote:
> I commented out nullDup call in ExMgr::sessionServiceOutput and
> everything started to work fine. I have not yet written a more elegant
> solution, but it seems that after a failed write to a session socket,
> ptal-mlcd should continue to read from the socket, but drop buffers
> waiting to be written to it and all the buffers that will be added to
> pReverseBdrQueue later.
Here is a patch that works for me:
diff -ur hpoj/mlcd/ExMgr.cpp hpoj.1/mlcd/ExMgr.cpp
--- hpoj/mlcd/ExMgr.cpp Tue Nov 4 02:03:18 2003
+++ hpoj.1/mlcd/ExMgr.cpp Sat Aug 7 15:18:40 2004
@@ -1365,6 +1365,7 @@
session[scd].scdlink=ERROR;
session[scd].pmlTrapsRegistered=0;
session[scd].bitbucketSocket=0;
+ session[scd].outBitbucketSocket=0;
if (oldState==SESSION_STATE_STARTUP) break;
if (session[scd].pCommandBdr) {
forwardDataResponse(scd,session[scd].pCommandBdr,
@@ -2308,6 +2309,15 @@
LOG_ASSERT(pBdr,cEXBP,0,0);
LOG_ASSERT(status==MLCD_STATUS_SUCCESSFUL,cEXBP,0,0);
+ if (session[scd].outBitbucketSocket) {
+ while (pBdr) {
+ next=pBdr->getNext();
+ pBdr->returnBuffer();
+ pBdr=next;
+ }
+ return;
+ }
+
if (session[scd].state==SESSION_STATE_OPEN_PENDING) {
if (scd>=FIRST_TRANSPORT_SESSION &&
scd<=LAST_TRANSPORT_SESSION) {
@@ -2357,7 +2367,10 @@
data=pBdr->getStartAddress()+pBdr->getDataOffset();
r=sessionWrite(scd,data,datalen);
if (r<0) {
- nullDup(session[scd].fd);
+ session[scd].outBitbucketSocket = 1;
+ session[scd].pReverseBdrQueue->empty();
+ fdRegister(session[scd].fd,0,-1);
+ break;
} else if (r!=datalen) {
pBdr->unprependData(r);
break;
diff -ur hpoj/mlcd/ExMgr.h hpoj.1/mlcd/ExMgr.h
--- hpoj/mlcd/ExMgr.h Tue Nov 4 02:03:18 2003
+++ hpoj.1/mlcd/ExMgr.h Sat Aug 7 15:04:02 2004
@@ -834,6 +834,7 @@
ExBdr *pCommandBdr;
int pmlTrapsRegistered;
int bitbucketSocket;
+ int outBitbucketSocket;
} session[MAX_SESSIONS];
protected:
#ifdef JD_DEBUGLITE
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From: Cory M. <cor...@hp...> - 2004-08-06 16:51:38
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Thx for your effort on this... I have forwarded your suggestions on to the developers. Cory hp linux printing team On Thu, 2004-08-05 at 16:17, Tomasz Malesinski wrote: > I have the same problem as the one mentioned at the end of the > message: > > http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=2306606 > > The difference is that the problem happens almost always on my > system. After I print one job and I send another one, the printer > usually hangs as described in the mentioned message. I suspect that > this is caused by a race condition, so whether the printer hangs or > not may depend on computer speed, CPU load etc. > > I have Intel Pentium III 800 MHz CPU running Debian Woody. I use CUPS > as a spooler. I have HP Laserjet 1220 connected via USB. > > When I investigated the problem, I was using sources from CVS. > I was printing files using ptal-print this way: > > ptal-print <test.prn > > where test.prn was a CUPS output for some postscript file. I tried it > also with Windows drivers output. > > The suspected race condition goes as follows: > > - ptal-print sends the job, job data are buffered waiting for ptal-mlcd > to receive them > - after sending all the data, ptal-print closes a socket and exits > - ptal-mlcd receives part of the job data > - as ptal-mlcd has some reverse data from the previous job (it ended > with @PJL ECHO EOJ), it tries to send it to ptal-print > - the connection to ptal-print is broken, so ptal-mlcd receives > SIGPIPE, write failes and (in ExMgr::sessionServiceOutput) it > duplicates the /dev/null file descriptor in place of the session > socket > - ptal-mlcd hits EOF on /dev/null when trying to receive the rest of > the job and the printer does not receive the entire job > > I have been redirecting data read in ExMgr::pullForwardData to a file > and the second job was in fact truncated there. > > I commented out nullDup call in ExMgr::sessionServiceOutput and > everything started to work fine. I have not yet written a more elegant > solution, but it seems that after a failed write to a session socket, > ptal-mlcd should continue to read from the socket, but drop buffers > waiting to be written to it and all the buffers that will be added to > pReverseBdrQueue later. > > Tomasz Malesinski > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by OSTG. Have you noticed the changes on > Linux.com, ITManagersJournal and NewsForge in the past few weeks? Now, > one more big change to announce. We are now OSTG- Open Source Technology > Group. Come see the changes on the new OSTG site. www.ostg.com > > _______________________________________________ > hpoj-devel mailing list > hpo...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hpoj-devel |
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From: Till K. <til...@gm...> - 2004-08-06 08:08:12
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If the printer's names are only different by the letters after the
number, the printer are the same hardware (difference are the bundled
Windows toys then) or very similar hardware (for example additional tray
on one version). The drivers to use are the same for both versions.
Note: This is only valid for HP's printers and MF devices, can be
totally different at other manufacturers.
Till
A S wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This may be a silly question, but is there any difference between the HP
> PSC 2410 and the PSC 2410v? I know the 2410 is supported by hpoj/hpijs,
> but is the 2410v? I did a search for 2410v in the list archives, but I
> didn't find anything.
>
> Thanks,
> --Alan
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From: A S <mas...@ho...> - 2004-08-06 07:03:17
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Hello, This may be a silly question, but is there any difference between the HP PSC 2410 and the PSC 2410v? I know the 2410 is supported by hpoj/hpijs, but is the 2410v? I did a search for 2410v in the list archives, but I didn't find anything. Thanks, --Alan _________________________________________________________________ Powerful Parental Controls Let your child discover the best the Internet has to offer. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-ca&page=byoa/prem&xAPID=1994&DI=1034&SU=http://hotmail.com/enca&HL=Market_MSNIS_Taglines Start enjoying all the benefits of MSN® Premium right now and get the first two months FREE*. |
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From: Tomasz M. <tm...@du...> - 2004-08-05 23:17:31
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I have the same problem as the one mentioned at the end of the message: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=2306606 The difference is that the problem happens almost always on my system. After I print one job and I send another one, the printer usually hangs as described in the mentioned message. I suspect that this is caused by a race condition, so whether the printer hangs or not may depend on computer speed, CPU load etc. I have Intel Pentium III 800 MHz CPU running Debian Woody. I use CUPS as a spooler. I have HP Laserjet 1220 connected via USB. When I investigated the problem, I was using sources from CVS. I was printing files using ptal-print this way: ptal-print <test.prn where test.prn was a CUPS output for some postscript file. I tried it also with Windows drivers output. The suspected race condition goes as follows: - ptal-print sends the job, job data are buffered waiting for ptal-mlcd to receive them - after sending all the data, ptal-print closes a socket and exits - ptal-mlcd receives part of the job data - as ptal-mlcd has some reverse data from the previous job (it ended with @PJL ECHO EOJ), it tries to send it to ptal-print - the connection to ptal-print is broken, so ptal-mlcd receives SIGPIPE, write failes and (in ExMgr::sessionServiceOutput) it duplicates the /dev/null file descriptor in place of the session socket - ptal-mlcd hits EOF on /dev/null when trying to receive the rest of the job and the printer does not receive the entire job I have been redirecting data read in ExMgr::pullForwardData to a file and the second job was in fact truncated there. I commented out nullDup call in ExMgr::sessionServiceOutput and everything started to work fine. I have not yet written a more elegant solution, but it seems that after a failed write to a session socket, ptal-mlcd should continue to read from the socket, but drop buffers waiting to be written to it and all the buffers that will be added to pReverseBdrQueue later. Tomasz Malesinski |
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From: Catherine H. <ca...@ps...> - 2004-08-04 22:39:02
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We've searched high & low on google and various linux, hp websites and have learned to our dismay that no linux support exists for the HP scanjet 5550c. Does anyone know if there are plans to support this model in the future or of any info that would allow us to use this scanner with our linux box? Thanks, Catherine |
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From: Wolfgang W. <we...@in...> - 2004-08-04 13:41:22
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Hello, I just bought a HP PSC 1315 and cannot print under Suse 9.1 with hpoj.0.91-115. ptal-setup recognises the printer and installs it. ptal-print works with the ECHO service but I get a ptal-print: connecting to device "mlc:usb:psc_1310_series_"... failed! when I try ptal-print by hand. Installing the printer via CUPS fails (system hangs). I downloaded the PSC 1310 ppd (and am not sure this will work) but I dont think I even get to the point where I need it. Any clues ? Thanks in advance WW -- Wolfgang Wenzel Tel: 49-7247-82-6386 Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Fax: 49-7247-82-6434 Institut fuer Nanotechnologie http://www.fzk.de/biostruct/ |
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From: Wolfgang W. <we...@in...> - 2004-08-04 13:35:04
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Hi I had the same problem and solved it as follows: 1) remove all printers from cups 2) shut down cups 3) run ptal-init setup and follow the instructions 4) restart cups 5) go to localhost:631 with konqueror (this is the CUPS admin location) and choose "install new printer" 6) when queried for the source, your printer should appear under ptal devie WITH its name ! Do not select USB or parallel, but the ptal device 7) select the model etc done. good luck WW Fujicolor wrote: > Dear Sirs, > > I have a HP G85 and SUSE Linux 9.1 running. I tried to install the > printer by USB as well as paralell but I did not succeed. Yast find the > printer and install it without any error message. But if I start > printing the document stays in the cue of KPrinter without printing and > a time out message after a long time. > > If I try installing the printer manual with yast and choose "All in on" > then yast does not find the printer. > > I also found a more recent hpoj driver and installed it manually. There > was no error message as well, but still the printer does not wiork. > > Same with the scanner. I am not firm by installing a printer using CUPS. > > Any idea? Any help? > > Thank you > > Best regards > > Christoph > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by BEA Weblogic Workshop > FREE Java Enterprise J2EE developer tools! > Get your free copy of BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 today. > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=4721&alloc_id=10040&op=click -- Wolfgang Wenzel Tel: 49-7247-82-6386 Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Fax: 49-7247-82-6434 Institut fuer Nanotechnologie http://www.fzk.de/biostruct/ |
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