From: Cory M. <cor...@hp...> - 2004-03-22 19:06:03
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Can you check the CUPS logs and and dmesg and tell me if you get any error messages there? Also, after you run Ptal-init, how are you then setting up the device? Another thing you might want to do, is start fresh again. Remove all the hpoj stuff. Restart CUPS. Upgrade hpijs with the tar ball. Then install the hpoj-0.91 tar ball (not CVS, even though they should be exactly the same). Restart CUPS with #killall cupsd -HUP and then use the web interface (http://localhost:631) to setup your device... Cory hp linux printing team On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 08:30, Richard Jones wrote: > On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 08:22:27AM -0800, Cory Meisch wrote: > > How did you upgrade? Also, what distro are you running? > > Hi Cory, > > I checked out the version from CVS - this would be Friday or Saturday > IIRC. I compiled that. > > For libusb, I used the latest stable version (0.1.8 - not 0.8.1 as I > erroneously said in my previous email). > > I'm running Debian/stable, but I uninstalled hpoj and removed libusb > files by hand before installing the above. > > Symptoms at the moment: > > (1) If I reboot, then I can detect the printer using ptal-init setup. > Printing doesn't work, with essentially the same error as before. I > can get the exact error if you like, but I'll need to wait for a > convenient time to reboot my server. > > (2) After that, running ptal-init setup doesn't see the printer at > all, although the kernel can see it. > > (3) Scanning works (using SANE's scanimage tool). > > All in all, not much difference between using the CVS version and > using the previous hpoj version from Debian. > > Rich. |