On 4/19/07, Joe(theWordy)Philbrook <jtwdyp@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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It would appear that on Tue Apr 17 2007, Tim Waugh did say:
> On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 12:01 -0400, Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote:
> > lpstat: No destinations added.
> > lpstat: No destinations added.
> > no system default destination
>
> CUPS is running fine. So KDE is at fault somehow.
>
> > > grep -v ^# /etc/cups/cupsd.conf
>
> > ServerBin /usr/lib/cups
>
> Yes, that's the sort of rubbish KDE tends to write into
> /etc/cups/cupsd.conf. My suggestion is to (a) restore the
> default CUPS configuration (hopefully KDE has left you a
> backup), and (b) avoid the KDE print config tool.
Well I wouldn't know whether it's rubbish or not, but I took your word for
it being better to use the default cupsd.conf file. It was there under
the filename of cupsd.conf.default (A much smaller file I might add) Then
I tried the cups web interface. It appears to work. But it doesn't find
the driver for an hp deskjet D4100 series printer.
I know such a driver exists, because I'm using it on my laptop. Where
I've got Kubuntu (edgy), Mepis, & Sabayon linux installations. All of
which were able to install it easily with the kde tool...
Then I noticed the welcome (home tab) page of the web interface included:
Visit the official CUPS site for printer drivers and assistance:
www.cups.org
So I clicked on it and tried the "Printer Drivers" tab. But it doesn't
seem like the d4100 is listed there either...
<sigh> Gawd I miss my old hp 5650...
Any other suggestions?
Did you install the HP drivers, i.e. hplip and hpijs?
