I have a LJ1320 I use regularly, but I use the LJ1320 hpijs ppd instead
of the postscript ppd. Ths postscript ppd does fail.
-dave
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Evince printing fails but hp-print works, Gutsy (HP LaserJet 1320n)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/201033
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scanimage -h
Usage: scanimage [OPTION]...
Start image acquisition on a scanner device and write PNM image data to
standard output.
Parameters are separated by a blank from single-character options (e.g.
-d epson) and by a "=" from multi-character options (e.g. --device-name=epson).
-d, --device-
For xsane set Compression to None in the Advanced Options dialog. These
options are sticky so you won't have to set it again for this device.
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Scanner output always JPEG compressed
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I don't want to make changes to hpijs.drv that only work on CUPS 1.4.
This would be problematic supporting older distros.
There are two possible options for CustomPageSize attribute.
1. *CustomPageSize True: "pop pop pop pop pop FoomaticRIPOptionSetting:
PageSize=Custom"
2. *CustomPageSize True:
I want to verify our custom page size solution. I will add option #2 to
the hpijs.drv. I have attached test2.drv which is an example of the fix.
This example works with the foomatic-rip 3.x version we distribute with
hplip. WDYT?
-dave
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Till,
We have no plans for converting our Postscript Level 3 PPDs to Level 2. These
are valid Postscript PPDs from the Mac driver. We view this as a Poppler issue.
I would rely on you work-around for now.
-dave
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Should be fixed in the next hplip release :).
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This hpijs.drv patch adds the following:
1. A3 to all deskjets that support SuperB.
2. Overall DefaultResolution 300dpi hint for up-stream applications.
-dave
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17470762/C%3A%5Cdes%5Ctmp%5Chpijs.drv-2.8.7-
I'm not sure the problem is solved with the above update. Now there are
two "CustomPageSize True" attributes in the PPD. See the attached
test.drv.
Run
ppdc test.drv
Then look at the PPD file result.
-dave
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17516513/C%3
Can you send us a postscript file that reproduces this problem?
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hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV in apdk::LDLEncap::GetSwathWidth()
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I added the TTRasterizer attribute to the hpijs.drv file. PPDs generated from
hpcups.drv already had the TTRasterizer
attribute set.
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fonts too thick if printing from Openoffice on HP inkjet (PPD misses
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Just a comment for Martin :)
The default hplip 2.7.9 tarball install sets the device node to "world-
writeable" only as a convenience to the user. We fully expect the down-
stream package maintainer or admin to change this user policy to any
other convention. Such as "scanner" or "lp" group member
The syslog message "Sep 30 16:15:40 richard-desktop
photosmart_7550?serial=CN33I4116P7E: io/hpmud/musb.c 549: invalid
product id string: Operation not permitted" means that the
/dev/bus/usb/xxx/xxx permissions are not set correctly.
The udev 55-hpmud.rules file from 2.7.9 should fix this issue.
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I have attached a copy of the new 55-hpmud.rules file. The new rules
file is product-id specific where the old one was not. It also sets the
device node permissions to 0666. See the
http://hplip.sourceforge.net/tech_docs/tarball_install.html udev notes
for more info.
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This sounds like a feature request not a bug. Correct?
All the print modes for single pen or two pen printing are available in
the ppd file for LIDIL printers. Depending on the printer and the
installed pens the default print mode may not be correct, but the user
can make the correct selection man
> 1. Feature request: Improve usability by "Black Cartridge" option under
> "Installable Options". Remark: A PPD
> constraint is also not a good solution here. The "Quality" option should only
> have one choice per resolution and
> bw/color, like the higher end inkjets. The choices of both the "
Sorry, HPLIP uses libusb/usbfs instead of usblp. Libusb uses the
"/dev/bus/usb/xxx/xxx" device node instead of the "/dev/usblp0" device
node.
Since usblp and libusb cannot claim the the same usb device, any HPLIP
device I/O usage (ie: scanning, printing or faxing) will remove usblp
from the "/dev/
Although this is a low priority patch here it is. This patch will be in
the next HPLIP release.
The hplip-2.8.2_dj895_powerup.patch will send a power up command if the
printer is powered off. Before this fix the user had to manually power
up the printer. The fix only applies to older printers like
Ok I looked at a Hardy system.
You need to update your version of 55-hpmud.rules file with the latest
the 55-hpmud.rules in the hplip 2.7.12 tar ball. I know Ubuntu uses a
modified hpmud.rules file which is ok, but your copy is out-of-date. I
have made some udev changes since the "usb_device" name
Till,
hp-setup should be using the "ppd" key value pair in hplip.conf to determine
were the HP-Fax-hplip.ppd directory is. The "ppd" key value is set by the hplip
configure time option "--with-hpppddir". The "--with-hpppdir" is where the
Fax-hplip.ppd file is installed at "make install" time.
I
You do not need explicit usb-pids for HP printer products. You can
determine if the udev event is a HP printer product by performing a
wild-card compare on the idProduct. See 55-hpmud.rules file.
I am not a big fan of hal, but can't you write a hal fdi rule based on
wild-cards like you can with ud
Till, the TTRasterizer attribute is already in HPLIP 3.9.8.
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fonts too thick if printing from Openoffice on HP inkjet (PPD misses
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Till,
The "hp" backend creats no .hplip directory.
Something (hal_lpadmin?) must be calling a hp-xxx command which probably
creates the .hplip directory at cups restart.
The commands hp-makeuri and hp-info are intended to be run by users
only. I would try to use the hp-mkuri command for system s
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