A new Fedora 22 installation from scratch using the MATE Spin Live DVD and installing all the upgrades before setting up the printer behaves the same. This time it happened on a computer with a HP LaserJet 1020 printer attached.
The workaround I found is to do this:
$ mkdir HP $ cd HP $ wget https://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/auxfiles/HP/plugins/hplip-3.15.7-plugin.run $ chmod +x hplip-3.15.7-plugin.run $ ./hplip-3.15.7-plugin.run --noexec --keep $ cd plugin_tmp
In the plugin_tmp directory, edit plugin_install.py and either remove or comment out lines 42-44.
Then:
$ sudo ./hplip-plugin-install
or
$ sudo ./hplip-plugin-install -i
This workaround helped with the LaserJet 1020 printer to print and I can scan with my HP LaserJet Pro MFP printer, too.
A new Fedora 22 installation from scratch using the MATE Spin Live DVD and installing all the upgrades before setting up the printer behaves the same. This time it happened on a computer with a HP LaserJet 1020 printer attached.
The workaround I found is to do this:
$ mkdir HP /www.openprinti ng.org/ download/ printdriver/ auxfiles/ HP/plugins/ hplip-3. 15.7-plugin. run 15.7-plugin. run 3.15.7- plugin. run --noexec --keep
$ cd HP
$ wget https:/
$ chmod +x hplip-3.
$ ./hplip-
$ cd plugin_tmp
In the plugin_tmp directory, edit plugin_install.py and either remove or comment out lines 42-44.
Then:
$ sudo ./hplip- plugin- install
or
$ sudo ./hplip- plugin- install -i
This workaround helped with the LaserJet 1020 printer to print and I can scan with my HP LaserJet Pro MFP printer, too.