On 11/11/2009 03:53 AM, Till Kamppeter wrote:
> Justin Mazzola Paluska, what does exactly happen if you print the file?
> Do you get an error message page? What does the page show? If you do not
> get an error message page, activate error message page printing via the
> front panel menus or the web interface (web interface needs printer to
> be connected via network). Then print again and post the message of the
> error message page here.
>
When I the ACM paper I uploaded, I get an error page from my printer saying
ERROR NAME:
undefined
COMMAND:
Q
OPERAND STACK;
Other papers crash the printer. Without printing anything, the printer
reboots.
I can print the same files using xpdf and lpr with no problems.
However, I'd prefer to use evince, given the interface for changing
options in lpr is rather baroque.
I'm printing over the network. My print job gets routed through a
network cups server (running Debian lenny), which then communicates with
the printer over IPP. It's a pretty standard configuration that worked
flawlessly in 8.10 and 9.04.
--Justin
On 11/11/2009 03:53 AM, Till Kamppeter wrote:
> Justin Mazzola Paluska, what does exactly happen if you print the file?
> Do you get an error message page? What does the page show? If you do not
> get an error message page, activate error message page printing via the
> front panel menus or the web interface (web interface needs printer to
> be connected via network). Then print again and post the message of the
> error message page here.
>
When I the ACM paper I uploaded, I get an error page from my printer saying
ERROR NAME:
undefined
COMMAND:
Q
OPERAND STACK;
Other papers crash the printer. Without printing anything, the printer
reboots.
I can print the same files using xpdf and lpr with no problems.
However, I'd prefer to use evince, given the interface for changing
options in lpr is rather baroque.
I'm printing over the network. My print job gets routed through a
network cups server (running Debian lenny), which then communicates with
the printer over IPP. It's a pretty standard configuration that worked
flawlessly in 8.10 and 9.04.
--Justin