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> Then I got a tip from Donny Davies (a Gentoo Developer), who forwarded to |
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> me Jeffrey D. Kowing's message regarding this matter in [gentoo-dev], |
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> where he says that getting a fresh *.ppd from sourceforge.net solves the |
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> problem. So I went to sourceforge and got a PPD file for my HP LasetJet |
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> 4M, which is generated as HP-LaserJet_4M-ljet4-ppd.ppd, put it into my |
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> /usr/share/cups/model/ with all other PPD's, deleted my current printers |
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> and ran from the commandline (for JetDirect) |
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> |
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did it too... |
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> And it worked like a charm. The only thing I wasn't able to understand is |
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> why it generated two empty sheets of paper before the job comes out, but |
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> hey - it's recyclable :)) |
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the same for me (not for every print but certainly for some) and my laserjet |
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5l, and it really annoys me... The more often I only print a page or two... |
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I parsed the ppd file without having the slightest idea of what to adjust... |
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When manually invoking ghostscript, I've never encountered this problem. A |
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fix would be greatly appreciated there... |
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Pierre-Henri Jondot <Pierre-Henri.Jondot@×××××××.fr> |
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Page perso : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/phj |
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