Ian Truelsen writes: 

In addition to all below, I just noticed that printconf does not make any 
changes to the default /etc/printcap and /etc/printcap.local files. I have 
never actually checked on this before, but shouldn't the printcap files be 
modified by printconf? 

> My printer stopped printing about a week ago and I have been trying to 
> troubleshoot the problem since, but now I have hit a wall.  
> 
> Here are the specifics that I have tried so far:  
> 
> - removed the spool directory
> - removed the printcap files
> - recreated the printer and started lpd
> - removed and recreated lp0 with mknod
> - set ownership of lp0 to root.lp, permissions to 0660
> - tested the printer both built in self test and on another machine (works 
> with M$, I am afraid to say)
> - chnged the addressing and IRQ settings in bios to every possible 
> combination  
> 
> Now, the current symptoms:  
> 
> - at boot, printer is recognised and accessed (beeped) while checking for 
> new hardware
> - boot up of lpd states no printers defined (both when printer is and is 
> not configured in printtool), when it used to give two paragraphs of 
> information about super io chips, etc.
> - when attempting to set up in printtool, the printer (Canon BJC-4300) is 
> autodetected along with /dev/lp0
> - when attempting to print a test page error message states that there was 
> an error trying to print test page
> - when trying to access via CUPS client machines, they stall on trying to 
> contact printer, this did not used to happen  
> 
> So, as I say, I am stumped. Can anyone think of anything that I havn't 
> tried? Any interesting responses from ouija boards? Consultations with a 
> medium? A small? I'll try anything at this point.  
> 
> Thanks.  
> 
> Ian.  
> 
> Ian Truelsen
> Masters program in Philosophy
> University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
> BA (Wilfrid Laurier University)
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
> 
> Current favourite quote:
> "No great civilisation likes forests."
> K.F. O'Connor
> Lincoln College, Christchurch, New Zealand  
> 
 


Ian Truelsen
Masters program in Philosophy
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
BA (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Current favourite quote:
"No great civilisation likes forests."
K.F. O'Connor
Lincoln College, Christchurch, New Zealand 



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