On Sunday 18 October 2009 15:39:10 Patrick Lamaiziere wrote: > [FreeBSD 8.0/i386] > > Hello, > > I've got some troubles to print on an "all-in-one" printer HP > Photosmart C4680 which should work with the port printer/hplip3. The > printer prints half of a page, then ejects the page and prints the > rest or, depending of the resolution, repeats some parts. > > It looks like there is a problem between hplip (hp is the cups backend) > and ugen but I don't know why. > I think the device disappears while printing, I see some > "Unknown USB device: vendor 0x03f0 product 0x7411 bus uhub2" on the > console. > > complete log : http://user.lamaiziere.net/patrick/hplip.txt.gz > > ugen_default_fs_callback:2192: st=1 alen=8192 aframes=1 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=0 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=16 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x800155c0 > ugen_ioctl:ugen1_58d4e:fa uelrtr_ofrs=_ca0llback:2192: st=0 alen=8192 > aframes=1 ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=16 > io/hpmud/musb.c 1028: bulk_write failed buf=0xbfbfc93c size=8192 len=-60: > Permission denied ugen_default_fs_callback:2192: st=2 alen=0 aframes=0 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=0 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=16 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0xc014556f > > ... > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=16 > io/hpmud/musb.c 1392: unable to write data > hp:/usb/Photosmart_C4600_series?serial=CN987MF30J05BQ: 45 second io timeout > ugen_default_fs_callback:2192: st=1 alen=8192 aframes=1 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=0 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > ugen_ioctl:1584: error=16 > ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x800155c0 > ugen_ioctl:uge1n5_8d4e:fa uelrtr_fosr_=cal0lback:2192: st=0 alen=8192 > aframes=1 ugen_ioctl:1406: cmd=0x400155c2 > > > The scanner works very well, there is also a card reader attached at > umass/da0 but I removed umass from my kernel to be sure there is no > conflict. > > Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
Hi, Which backend is your printer driver using? 1) libusb v0.1, v1.0 or v2.0 ? 2) /dev/usb/XXXX directly. Could you check that first? I recommend USB access using libusb. --HPS _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-usb To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[email protected]"
