Colin Murphy
lists at spudulike.me.uk
Tue Nov 8 12:43:38 CST 2005
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 06:23, Colin Murphy wrote:
> I have a problem when trying to print to my Epson C66 in Breezy. The
> printer, with a USB connection, was installed and worked fine until
> something, possibly the printer running out of paper, brought this brief
> period of success to an end.
Thanks at least for the responses guys.
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 08:14, Chris Beauchamp wrote:
> I have seen my printers get very much disabled, and even stay disabled
> after rebooting - I think it happened for me when the printer was off
> and I tried to print.
It has happened to me in the past too. Normally restarting the CUPS server is
enough to get things going again, but it is this very solution I am denied.
Because of the way Ubuntu deals with permissions I am all at sea.
> I've always used a shell prompt for this: Do "lpq" to check the status,
> and use "enable" to enable the printer if its showing as not ready,
> however I imagine that "resume" on the right click menu will do much the
> same.
I had forgotten about lpq, not that it helped much, it just told me :-
Stylus-C64 is not ready
Ho hum.
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 16:42, Nick McMahon wrote:
> I use the C64 driver on the C66 with no problems, i dont know if that
> helps in any way but its all i know :)
Yes, C64 is the default driver. Have you been able to use the Epson utility
tool to check ink levels and alike?
I would very much like to do this but I have not figured out the correct
command line parameter to pass. Since I have to use RAW mode for this I have
to use the utility from the command line. Getting this to work might give
more clues to the problem.
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> Q: Why shouldn't I top post?
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