It turns out, the problem was just a shoddy
USB port. Using another one, printer works
fine. Also, the old timeout bug is no longer
there.
Thanks for your fine work and all the tasty
fish, Francisco.
Best,
ak
Please, enable debug and send me the output
off-list.
thanks
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 10:15 AM, Akshat Kumar
wrote:
> I haven't been able to test printing yet, but with
> the new Kernel and tools, my terminal needs to
> be rebooted each time I disconnect and reconnect
> the printer USB (or turn p
I haven't been able to test printing yet, but with
the new Kernel and tools, my terminal needs to
be rebooted each time I disconnect and reconnect
the printer USB (or turn printer on/off, of course).
usb/print otherwise just says "no devices found".
On the other hand, regardless of however many
reb
I think it should.
But let me know if the problem persists.
thanks
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Akshat Kumar
wrote:
> I haven't updated the kernels. Will do.
>
> Furrthamoa...
> With the old usb/print (and the old kernel stuff), I get this
> each time I try to print:
>
> cat: write error cop
I haven't updated the kernels. Will do.
Furrthamoa...
With the old usb/print (and the old kernel stuff), I get this
each time I try to print:
cat: write error copying /tmp/pdf178624: request timed out
and there seems to be no way of shaking it.
Was this perhaps addressed in the latest kernel and
Have you updated your kernel?
We increased the size of the max ctl request in both the usb
library and also in usb[ueo]hci.c
You seem to have a new library but an old kernel. The library
is asking for more max size than the kernel can afford now.
I'm sorry, I should have teached the kernel how t
