From: <pa...@rc...> - 2001-05-31 09:00:56
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Ben "Obi-Wan" Hollingsworth wrote: > Well, I grabbed the CVS tree at about 5pm CDT Wednesday and installed it. > Scanning now works great. Printing doesn't work at all, using either > /dev/lp0 or /dev/ptal-printd/mlc_par_psc500. :-( > > Given the choice, I'd prefer to have a printer. Hang in there, Ben. There's got to be a way to get both working. :-) > Both ptal-mcld and ptal-print dump copious amounts of debugging info > to the shell, even with the stock install (./configure --without-usb). Is there any reason why you used the "--without-usb" switch? There's nothing wrong with using it, of course, but if you found a build problem that needs it as a workaround then I'd like to fix it. > So much so that it overflowed my scrollback buffer. Before I send > thousands of lines of useless stuff to the list, is there anything > in particular that you'd like to see? Well, not knowing what's on the menu, it's hard to know what to order. :-) For starters, you could run the "script" command and invoke ptal-mlcd and ptal-printd (after making sure any old instances are killed off). Then try printing something that causes the error messages to spew. Once it has quieted down, you can exit the shell spawned by script and send the resulting "typescript" file. If it's really big you can send it just to me (both to dav...@hp... and pa...@rc...), but other than that we can keep this discussion on the mailing list. David |