I'm also not sure why you are marking this as "incomplete" when it has
already been confirmed along with pertinent logs. Random housecleaning?
The joys of open source?
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This bug still exists along with other issues related to AVRs connected
to Ubuntu. I'm afraid that I don't want to risk breakage by using a
developmental release. I'll be happy to test matters when a new stable
comes out.
That said, has there been anything added/modified in the developmental
relea
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I have a Denon AVR through which my Kubuntu 13.10 box connects to my TV.
All works well until I decide to switch off my AVR (while leaving
Kubuntu on). When I switch it back on, I get nothing on my display.
Looking at the logs reveals this:
Oct 26 18:14:15 Mycomputer kernel:
Thank you Goutam. I removed the cartridge and the head (?) from the
printer and reinserted it. The test print page came through fine! Thank
you for your time and patience.
hardware error: should the printer not emit an error signal of some
kind?
Thanks again.
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Please find the requested files attached. My apologies for the delay in
my reply.
I've also added a screenshot of the hp-toolbox screen which repeatedly
states that I need a proprietary plugin for the printer to work. Could
you perhaps also direct me to a location where I can find the PPD file
for
Hi Goutam,
I've installed 3.12.4 and run it. Prior to doing so, I removed the
existing printer entry and also unplugged the printer until required.
Everything went smoothly and the hpcups driver appears to be installed.
hp-setup did prompt me to download the proprietary plugin, which it did
and
hi Goutam,
Please find the requested files attached. Not all the files you've
mentioned were present in the /tmp folder. I've attached what I did
find.
Thanks!
Xenophon.
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Hi Goutam,
The plugin is installed fine. It's the printer driver/firmware that is
not being installed using hplip. When I print a test page, I just get a
blank sheet of paper back. The HP printer manager also displays the
printer icon with a cross as well as an option to "Install required
plugin
Thanks Till. Does your statement imply that auto-installation works for
other HP printers?
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hplip: Install required plugin fails
To manage
Hi Amarnath,
As Till mentioned, all runtime dependencies are satisfied. Do you want
me to uninstall and compile from source?
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Hi Till,
Thank you for following this up! Seeing as to how hplip is not Precise
friendly yet, does that still make this issue invalid?
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Hi Goutam,
Thank you Till. Here's the output of hp-check -t if it helps any. The
errors and warnings only pertain to "COMPILE-TIME" dependencies. RUNTIME
dependencies are all satisfied.
While this is being resolved, could somebody please point me to the .ppd
file for this printer?
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Hi,
I upgraded a Lucid LTS box to Precise-beta1 using an alternate install
ISO primarily in order to upgrade to a newer version of hplip to support
a new printer - HP Laserjet Pro P1108. The printer was not detected at
all in Lucid. In Precise, the printer was detected fine
Thanks Karl. I can now log into karmic as well by adding the Module
section as per your xorg.conf to my existing xorg.conf. I can however
still not log in directly. I need to select "console login" and login
via the console using startx. Attempting to log out using KDE also
results in the system ha
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log.5.svn812.jaunty.kernel.txt"
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Bartosz,
I'd previously tried the Jaunty kernel to no effect. However, I
noticed that there were a bunch of updates for Xorg via apt which I've
upgraded to and then tried again. There was also a new minor kernel
release which I've also installed.
NormalUser is my usual account. TempUser is an
I believe that the 12KB difference in #13 is because I booted the system
without the monitor switched on.
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Xorg.0.log.old for Raphael.
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Xorg.0.log for Raphael. There's a 12KB size difference with the one I
attached earlier.
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Bartosz: The Xorg.0.log file when I was using svn713? That error seems
to be present in all log files.
That said, if this driver was working in Jaunty for me, shouldn't
reverting to 713 fix the issue? Is the error elsewhere, perhaps?
Many thanks for looking into this.
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[KM400]Openchrome drive
I don't know if this helps. But, I downgraded to r713 using
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-
openchrome/1:0.2.903+svn713-1ubuntu1/+build/866816/+files/xserver-xorg-
video-openchrome_0.2.903+svn713-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
I rebooted for good measure and encountered the same issue
Raphael, I added your PPA and upgraded to your build of openchrome. No
luck :( I still can't get past the login screen and the loading window.
Xorg.0.log attached. If you'd like any other logs, please let me know.
>From what I could see, dmesg looked the same as earlier.
Thank you.
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Greetings,
I have an ASUS motherboard which thus far has been running Kubuntu
Intrepid and Jaunty fine with no issues. I upgraded to Karmic yesterday
and suddenly found that I cannot log into my system any longer. I enter
my username and password and try to log in. KDE atte
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