I'm having the same problem since I updated to Jaunty from Intrepid yesterday.
I tried to print 19 pages with text produced from pdflatex on my Canon Pixma IP4000R via Ethernet. The driver is "CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.3 Simplified".
Evince produced a 24 MB print job, which took long to submit into the queue and ages sitting there with gs and socket at 100% cpu. rastertogutenprint was also a process with high cpu. Eventually it got put on hold (don't know why) and I continued it. Then I cancelled it because it took to long.
Acroread produced a 1.3 MB job, which also had 100% cpu in the queue. I cancelled it, too.
xpdf submitted 650 KB to another printer, from which I moved the job to the printer above. It then started printing immediately.
After this success I tried okular, which submitted 4 MB. The printer also started printing immediately.
I hope this helps somehow. I can try another driver (turboprint) and connection via USB, too, if you want.
Hi,
I'm having the same problem since I updated to Jaunty from Intrepid yesterday.
I tried to print 19 pages with text produced from pdflatex on my Canon Pixma IP4000R via Ethernet. The driver is "CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.3 Simplified".
Evince produced a 24 MB print job, which took long to submit into the queue and ages sitting there with gs and socket at 100% cpu. rastertogutenprint was also a process with high cpu. Eventually it got put on hold (don't know why) and I continued it. Then I cancelled it because it took to long.
Acroread produced a 1.3 MB job, which also had 100% cpu in the queue. I cancelled it, too.
xpdf submitted 650 KB to another printer, from which I moved the job to the printer above. It then started printing immediately.
After this success I tried okular, which submitted 4 MB. The printer also started printing immediately.
I hope this helps somehow. I can try another driver (turboprint) and connection via USB, too, if you want.
PhilW