From: Ed W. <li...@wi...> - 2004-03-24 19:01:59
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Cory Meisch wrote: >So you do have CUPS setup. What device URI are you using? It should be >should be something like mlc:usb:// > >Also, you may need to emerge the foomatic and ghostscript systems if you >haven't down that already. > > Thanks for the thoughts. Device URI's tried are: ptal:/hpjd:192.168.105.11 socket://192.168.105.11:9100/ ptal:/mlc:usb:psc_2500_series All give the same effect, instantly the job is "Aborted". (Which suggests that it never goes anywhere at all... Certainly there are no flashes or noises from the printer to suggest that it just received some data) foomatic and ghostscript *should* be setup. I have an epson 750 running correctly through gimp-print and cups. Not completely sure what needs to be setup for the HP though. On my gentoo system I just grab all the packages, foomatic, cups, ghostscript, gimprint, snmp, hpoj, hpij, others that I forgot...? Then the only setup is to fire up cups via the localhost:631 link and the Epson was installed and running just by adding a new printer. I am trying the same thing for the HP, ie just adding in the printer def. As you point out I think it is something after CUPS which is failing, perhaps in the ghostscript/foomatic end, perhaps in the spooler section? I can do "cat blah | ptal-print". Should I be able to do something with lpr to simulate the bit happening after cups? I really don't quite understand the printing subsytem on linux, so some pointers to docs or bits to debug would be appreciated. I have just printed the test page via my windows machine, so the printer seems to be working! Thanks all Ed W |