[SOLVED] slack 64 14 and HP Laserjet P1102 with foomatic
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I have a box running slackware 64 14 with cups 1.5 and a usb printer HP LaserJet P1102. I have installed foomatic foo2zjs (as described elsewhere, which by the way works fine for another machines with slack 13.X, cups 1.4 and hp laserjet p1005). The problem is: after a job is sent to printer, the printer appears to be paused and refuses to print any other job. I have googled it and have found similar threads, but no satisfactory solutions provided. Does anybody have a similar problem? Thank you for any help!
Last edited by gauchao; 05-23-2013 at 02:38 PM.
Reason: typo
Although I don't experience described behavior (different printer model) I would start at reading logs in /var/log/cups, error_log first and try to identify the issue.
You may also try to temporary change the LogLevel from warn to debug to get much more output and details in above mentioned logs. Do not forget to restart cups daemon, of course.
Once you've got the source, use the HPLIP SlackBuild from the distribution source CD/DVD to build the package then upgradepkg hplip-3.13.5-x86_64-1.txz.
I did install the printer through CUPS. Actually I am used to remove HPLIPS to install these HP LaserJets - it only works without HPLIPS, but I will try to upgrade the package and give it a try, thank you.
TC, I havenīt changed to debug mode. I am away from my desk now. As soon as I get there I will follow your suggestion and post the output lines here. Thank you
Last edited by gauchao; 05-16-2013 at 11:30 AM.
Reason: typo
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