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Mick <michaelkintzios <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> Thank you wabe. This is just how I recalled this should be and confirms my |
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> suspicions that hpijs is not needed. I am at a loss as to why 930c suddenly |
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> disappeared from the list of available drivers. I am also at the latest |
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> stable hplip-3.14.10. |
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Hello Mick, |
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This package cannot hurt. It's probably not the problem but you never know. |
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I've used it to fix other things. I assuming you got it hook up on usb? |
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sys-apps/hwids |
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Your 930C Deskjet is in there |
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https://usb-ids.gowdy.us/usb.ids |
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Cups is a funny (not so funny, actually) app. They fix one thing |
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and hose another, all the time. |
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I keep many backups of /etc/cups as the upgrade sometime modify |
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perfectly fine files. If the hwids does hot help, then |
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examine the usb bus to makesure it stillworks. My hp printer |
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qot real intermittant on the ethernet. The plastic part of the |
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RJ45 connector broke, inside. Stange failure, so I just tape |
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the ethernet cable. You got somthing weird. Check the data |
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cable, as I assumed it was USB. |
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hth, |
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James |
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