Do you have the duplexer hardware attachment? If you do, then you can use it
under Linux. Otherwise, you are right, you have to print even pages, flip
and re-load and print odd pages as described here:
http://hplip.sourceforge.net/howtos/printing.html#manualdup
As far as a different model, printing features are more or less the same
across all models - there is no special support for manual duplexing on any
printer. The wake-up issue is another thing - I will consult with our I/O
engineer on why the 932C won't wake up when you print to it.
-Don
On 4/28/07, Baasha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, the two biggest things I miss are the two sided printing and not
having to run over to the printer and manually turning it on every time
I want to print something. I know that the 932C Linux driver doesn't
support two-sided, and the work around, although tedious is something I
have to accept. That is why I why I was asking about another driver for
a different model that does support those features. As long as the
language is compatible, wouldn't that work? I didn't (don't) understand
exactly what GS does, but if the driver already uses it, then I guess
installing it separately wouldn't add anything.
Bob
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On 27/04/07 05:14 PM, dwelch91 wrote:
> What features are you referring to? What are you expecting GS to do?
> (The HPIJS/HPLIP driver uses GS internally to render for raster printers
> like the 932C.) If you could be more specific in what you are missing,
> we can better help you with any issues you may be having.
>
> -Don
>
>
> On 4/27/07, *Baasha* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> Using HP 932C on Ubuntu Feisty
>
> Some of the features provided by my printer on Windows are missing
in
> the Linux driver. I was wondering if using another driver from a
> different model might help. Is every driver totally unique? If the
> commands are the same, and the only difference is that a more
advanced
> printer will have features not included in mine, then wouldn't that
> driver be able to activate the common features between the two
> printers?
>
> Another thought I had was that perhaps a program like Ghostscript
might
> be able to bring my printer back to life.
>
> Any thoughts on the matter?
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