| ted_chou12 |
08-04-2012 05:22 AM |
CUPS printing error: ="/usr/local/libexec/cups/filter/rastertosamsungspl failed
Hi, I recently installed Freenas (freeBSD) on an old computer and tried to install CUPS to setup the printer server, the printer is Samsung ML-2510, but it seems to have special "Samsung Printing Language". But I am facing this error:
Code:
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %cupsRotation: 0
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%Creator: bannertops/CUPS v1.4.6
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%CreationDate: 六 8/ 4 08:54:26 2012
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%LanguageLevel: 2
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%DocumentData: Clean7Bit
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%Title: (Test Page)
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%For: (root)
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%Pages: 1
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%DocumentSuppliedResources: font Monospace
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%+ font Monospace-Bold
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%+ font Monospace-BoldOblique
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%+ font Monospace-Oblique
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] %%EndComments
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] Before copy_prolog - %%BeginProlog
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] STATE: -connecting-to-device
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] backendRunLoop(print_fd=0, device_fd=5, snmp_fd=-1, addr=0x0, use_bc=0, side_cb=0x1003310)
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] End of messages
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] printer-state=3(idle)
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] printer-state-message="/usr/local/libexec/cups/filter/rastertosamsungspl failed"
D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] printer-state-reasons=none
I believe D [04/Aug/2012:08:54:26 +0800] [Job 39] printer-state-message="/usr/local/libexec/cups/filter/rastertosamsungspl failed"
But the rastertosamsungspl was directly copied out from the CD, it is the 32bit one and 32 bit on my system too.
I am connecting by USB.
Thank you,
Ted |
