Amazing, it failed again, I thought it was solved...
So here is my hp-check -t output as attached file
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/hplip/+bug/414689/+attachment/3133848/+files/hp-check.log
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Hi,
Just been annoyed by this bug for a while (maybe 2 or 3 years) and I finally
found the workaround. Add your user to the "lp" group, logoff, login and it
prints...
Thank you for the hp-check -t tip.
Regards
Cedric
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Hi Jobi
Can you discribe your problem bit more and provide us the "hp-check
-t" output
Regards,
Goutam Kodu
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photosmart 7760 freezes when
The issue showed up again, so sorry for the misinformation!
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photosmart 7760 freezes when starting a print job on ubuntu jaunty
To manage
Had same problem on 11.10.
Went to printers, properties for the printer, settings, make and model:
change, selected HP, then forward, and I noticed it was set to 7700, so
I changed it to 7760 photo (though I only have the 7760), and the job it
was freezing up on beforehand printed fine after the c
Hello
I've read all articles mentioned by Mubeen Jukaku and the articles linked in.
While hplip detect the printer status it reads back information from printer
using USB bi-directional feature. If you modify USB to set it to
uni-directional connection the problem disappear. You can have that se
Hello
Is this issue affecting the latest updated Lucid's packages?
Thanks in advance
Fabio
** Tags added: jaunty
** Tags added: karmic
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Status: New => Invalid
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The one that starts with usb:// uses the cups usb backend. And the one
that starts with hp:/usb/ uses the HPLIP hp backend. Looks like there is
some issue with bi-directional communication in hp backend. Anyway it is
good to know that you are able to print using cups backend.
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Right now I have two entries in cups. The one that starts with
usb://hp/... works fine, the one that starts with hp:/usb/... freezes
the printer (although I can use this one for hp_toolbox to get printer
info and stuff)
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https:/
Looks similar to https://answers.launchpad.net/hplip/+question/100851
Can you try the workaround mentioned in
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=462048#c23 (This is for suse).
Steps for Ubuntu:
(a) Delete the existing printer queues. It can be done by launching cups
web page (http://loc
from hp-cups log it showing that you installed hpcups (not hpijs) and It
seems that you are using hpijs ppd for hpcups driver.
even from the automatic print installer you can select hpcups ppd it
function.
hp-setup will do this automatically.
Can you please confirm are you able to print if add yo
groups gives the following results:
martin adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
Cheers,
Martin
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Update: I deleted all instances of hp-photosmart-7700 series (there were 3) and
reinstalled through the cups webinterface. Now I can print several documents
from the front usb port, but it still freezes from the rear usb port. I will
now try to remove and reinstall from cups when plugged in into
please run "groups" and post the output
Thank you for supporting HPLIP,
Naga Samrat.
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I chowned /dev/bus/usb as you said, and tried printing via hp-print - no
success.
Here's the output:
(5406) findLibraryInternal: plugins should not have a 'lib' prefix:
"libkfilemodule.so"
(5406) KPluginLoader::load: The plugin "libkfilemodule" doesn't contain a
kde_plugin_verification_data stru
Hi Luca Zorzi, AlmaTlust,
Luca, You reported that you are able to print from front USB port and
not able to print using rear USB port, can you please check are you able
to add printer using rear USB Port?.
please run "sudo chown yourname /dev/bus/usb/" (yourname is user name in your
system)
Can
I can confirm that dbus is installed by default (I'm on Karmic, but was
also under Jaunty)
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dbus package is installed by default (Ubuntu 9.10 beta right now), as
are some other dbus-related packages (like python-dbus and others).
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Please install "dbus" debian package from package manager.
Please let us know if the problem persists.
Thank you for supporting HPLIP
Naga Samrat.
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I didn't change the USB port on my computer (they're all 2.0 BTW), but
on the printer: if you look near the printer's card reader there's
another usb plug (see attached picture)
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I had the same problem with /var/logs/cups - setting cups to debug2 didn't
work, cups did not restart. in debug mode it wouldn't record any error. The
printer just freezes, by the way, it's every time now, I can't print from my
computer.
I tried plugging my printer into different usb plugs, but
I upgraded to Kubuntu Karmic, which ships HPLIP 3.9.4b, and had no luck.
Upgraded to 3.9.8, still no luck.
Than i had an idea: try to connect the printer using the front USB plug
(the one near the card reader): IT WORKS!
It's a workaround, but this bug is still here, as in windows the printer
wor
Today, when I was struggling to get a page printed, in CUPS web
interface this right after the printer name: "/usr/lib/cups/backend/hp
failed"
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Maybe it's irrilevant but the cartridge (only black is on at the moment)
is at "very low level" according to the toolbox, but no luck putting on
photo ink (low level) and color cartridge (good level)
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Hi Naga,
thanks for looking at this bug.
When in frozen state, the hp toolbox reports the printer as
Started/Processing, then if I hit refresh it pops up a message that
says: "Device comunication error (5012)"
I tried to put cups' log level to debug2 but it doesn't start up, when
set to debug it
Hi Luca Zorzi, AlmaTlust,
Thanks for helping us while figuring out the issue.
Are you seeing any information under status tab of HP Device Manager / Tollbox
when the printer frozen?
When the printer is frozen, is printer is in "start state" (First button) under
"Printer Control" tab of Device M
This bug is marked as incomplete: which data do you need to work on it?
I can provide anything and test anything you need, just ask.
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Status: New
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