printer hp1020 not working in Fedora cora 7
hi
i did dual booting window XP and Fedora Core 7 on my system fedora is so attractive that i have decided to shift to Linux operating system though i am not familiar with CLI mode i m using KDE and Gnome both but mainly KDE now i am facing two main problems printer hp1020 Laser Jet not working ,when i press print it give message like this ( for pdf documents ) name : HP_laserjet_1020 state : idle (accepting jobs) Type : HP Laserjet 1010 Foomatic/hpijs (recommended) and some time no message as above ( while working with open office files) but there is no print out kindly help me how to install printer if it has not already been another problem is mouse some time mouse stick at top left of desktop which is very irritating kindly help me i want to get rid from window XP as automatic updates etc eat lot of my Data download MB with regards gurbax singh punjab/india:newbie: |
Have you setup the printer and if so how? From the cups server or from the printer tool?
I would install from cups server interface. Open a browser and enter this address. http://127.0.0.1:631 Check out info on the printer from here for recommended driver and then read up on the driver to setup in cups. http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/O...SDocumentation Not checked it but mentions using HPIJS driver which is the HPLIP project. http://hplip.sourceforge.net/ edit: I checked the cups site and says using fooz something but it mentions it mostly works. Seems this is one of the few HP models that are not perfect. edit: Brian |
Installing Laserjet1020
Have you install the LaserJet correctly? If not try this step.
1. Create temporary folder /printdriver and download foo2zjs driver (http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/foo2zjs.tar.gz). Code:
# mkdir /printdriver Code:
# tar xvzf foo2zjs.tar.gz 4. Compile and install the driver Code:
# cd /printdriver/foo2zjs 5. Type dmesg in bash Code:
# dmesg Code:
usb 3-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 6 6.Configure printing quee Code:
# printconf-gui 7. Finished. Print a test page to verify it. You can get more reference at http://www.linuxprinting.org |
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