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Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. That's very strange, and inexplicable to me. If you want to find out how it's getting to that point, one thing you can do is run the .run file with sh -x, which will trace script commands as they're being executed. On my F42 system in a gnome-terminal window, that goes like this: $ sh -x ./hplip-3.25.2.run ++ umask + ORIG_UMASK=0022 + test n = n + umask 077 + CRCsum=3855771365 + MD5=080e82174e90441a77cd8f53061d3776...

Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. That's very strange, and inexplicable to me. If you want to find out how it's getting to that point, one thing you can do is run the .run file with sh -x, which will trace script commands as they're being executed. On my F42 system in a gnome-terminal window, that goes like this: $ sh -x ./hplip-3.25.2.run ++ umask + ORIG_UMASK=0022 + test n = n + umask 077 + CRCsum=3855771365 + MD5=080e82174e90441a77cd8f53061d3776...

Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. That's very strange, and inexplicable to me. If you want to find out how it's getting to that point, one thing you can do is run the .run file with sh -x, which will trace script commands as they're being executed. On my F42 system in a gnome-terminal window, that goes like this: $ sh -x ./hplip-3.25.2.run ++ umask + ORIG_UMASK=0022 + test n = n + umask 077 + CRCsum=3855771365 + MD5=080e82174e90441a77cd8f53061d3776...

hpaio is actually double-configured in Fedora 42. The sane-backends package installs /etc/sane.d/dll.conf which lists it on the last line of the file. libsane-hpaio installs /etc/sane.d/dll.d/hpaio which also lists it. Since the actual /usr/lib64/libsane-hpaio.so.1.0.0 library is installed by libsane-hpaio, that's really the crucial package on Fedora. The fact that sane-backends already lists it is probably an indication that libsane-hpaio is a required dependency of our sane-backends.