Hmm, I've tried all of this (commenting out the version line, using
version 0, using version 712) on my Hp Deskjet 712c printer, but then
again I'm not quite sure that I have the same error. All the jobs I
print are completed, just nothing comes out of the printer. Does anyone
know why this happe
Quote:
"Happened again. Trash said it was empty, but there was a bunch of stuff in
~/.local/Trash/files. Deleting the files with konqueror puts them right back,
and makes the trash can full. Emptying it has no effect on the files."
To permenately delete a file, select it and then press shift-del
Alright, here's the scripts output.
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And this is the cups error_log (I think this is the one that you
wanted).
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Um, well I cant make a pnm image with gimp...only a ppm. So I tried a
ppm file, and it didnt work.
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Um, well I cant make a pnm image with gimp...only a ppm. So I tried a
ppm file, and it didnt work.
Oh and thanks for helping :-)
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Sorry I didnt see the dmesg part, the only thing that I get from dmesg | grep
lp0 is:
lp0: using parport0 (interrupt-driven).
lp0: ECP mode
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Well I can close this bug report...I unplugged everything on the printer
and then repluged everything and then tryed to add a local printer and
it was on the list...I know it wasnt connected wrong because it worked
in windows...but...well, it works now. Pascal De Vuyst thanks for your
time :-)
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Alright, well I recently rebooted and low and behold the printer did not work
again...what a suprise. Anyway so I retraced my steps and it seems that I have
to:
1.) start /etc/init.d/hplip, otherwise the kde printing wizard doesnt see the
printer :-/
2.)Unplug the printer (from the port on the
Not that I can tell, the standard apparmor fix was enough for me.
On Jan 20, 2008 12:17 PM, Pascal De Vuyst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Joe,
> Does this still happen with Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy)?
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As far as I can tell no (aside from the fact that you have to turn off
apparmor), so we can close this up if no-one else objects.
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Just another confirmation. Before upgrade to fiesty I had ndiswrapper
set up and everything was going fine, then I upgraded and it no longer
detects my card (lspci sees it, just no wireless devices). Exact same
symptoms.
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Update, I have not thoroughly tested it yet, but it appears that I fixed
the problem.
Steps:
1 - Download ndiswrapper (attachment included), stick it on a flash drive or cd
and then bring it to the computer with no internet. Transfer it over, un tar
it , cd to the directory created, run "make u
** Attachment added: "bcm4318.all.tar.gz"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/7928734/bcm4318.all.tar.gz
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I was under the impression that this was a bug concerning the BCM4306
Wireless LAN Controller in that it didn't work after the upgrade from
fiesty. I had the exact same card and problem so I assumed it was the
same bug. Also, the default driver did not work either, but the
ndiswrapper did ... so
Yes but I fixed it with the steps I listed at:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=207741&highlight=hp+712c
On 6/7/07, Pascal De Vuyst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Does this problem still happen in Feisty?
>
> ** Changed in: pnm2ppa (Ubuntu)
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Pascal De Vuyst
Sorry, I am on fiesty so I can't really test the hplip restart. However, I
do know that in fiesty for me it wasn't fixed until I used the same
work-around as before.
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> According to the steps you describe on the forums this looks like a
> dupli
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