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Hi Carl, |
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I do not know if that helps, but I had a similar problem with my parallel |
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printer recently (after upgrading to udev-103). I could solve the problem by |
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directly integrating the (important) corresponding parts of the kernel |
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(according to: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/printing-howto.xml) instead of |
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compiling them as modules (<*> instead of <M>). |
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HTH. Kindest regards, |
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Arend |
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Carl Adams wrote: |
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> I'm setting up my first Gentoo installation, and have an HP PSC1610 |
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> inkjet connected via USB. Everything seems to be right: |
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> - lsusb lists it as Bus 0004 Device 0003: ID 03f0:4811 Hewlett-Packard |
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> - the CUPS admin page on port 631 installed and lists it . |
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> But: the CUPS page also shows: |
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> Description: PSC1610 |
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> Location: Workstation |
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> Printer State: processing, accepting jobs. |
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> "Printer not connected; will retry in 30 seconds..." |
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> Device URI: usb:/dev/usb/lp0 |
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> Any jobs sent to the printer just sit in the queue. |
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> The printer works fine in Fedora4/CUPS |
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> Can anyone assist? |
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> with thanks |
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> Carl Adams |
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