- #UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX INSTALL#
- #UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX DRIVER#
- #UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX SOFTWARE#
- #UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX PC#
- #UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX FREE#
I added the following to ~/.bash_aliases to prevent the driver and the library getting out of sync: alias upgrade-ignore-hp="(set -x sudo pacman -Syu -ignore hplip)"
#UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX INSTALL#
To fix this, you can run hp-setup -i again which will download and install the current driver. The library hplip from pacman and the driver plug-in installed via hp-setup -i have to have the same version, otherwise you'll be unable to print and see this error message in your systemd journal (inspect it with journalctl -e): validate_plugin_version() Plugin version mismatch with HPLIP version Troubleshooting Keep lib in sync with driver etc/cups/nf defines that members of groups sys (and root) can administrate printers:Īfter taking care of group membership, you can add printers and perform other administrative tasks:Īfter selecting a printer in localhost:631/printers, you can also print a test page via the web interface: The web interface will prompt for this user's name and their password. gpasswd -a theUser sysĪlternatively, use vigr to edit /etc/group. Instead of system-config-printer described above, you can use CUPS' web interface, reachable at localhost:631.īefore administrating printers, you have to add your user to the group sys, otherwise you'll run into errors in the web interface like "Unable to modify printer: Forbidden". In order for a GTK application like Evince to show your printer in the printing dialog, you need to install gtk3-print-backends as well.system-config-printer should now allow you to print a test page.Select your printer and choose HPLIP as the connection method (see screenshot). Start system-config-printer and click the button to add a printer.Install system-config-printer, a GUI tool to configure printers.During installation of the plug-in, I selected the default option each time. Root privileges are important here, otherwise it says "error: No device selected/specified or that supports this functionality." when selecting a connection method. Install a driver plug-in via sudo hp-setup -i.Install HP Linux Imaging and Printing: sudo pacman -S hplip.Start and enable (make it start after boot) the CUPS printing service: sudo systemctl enable -now cups (the name of the service unit used to be ).If there is any information missing, just ask.įollowing these steps, I can now print documents using Evince on Arch Linux 4.16.9 with an HP LaserJet P1102 connected via USB: P.S.: I know this sort of thing is difficult to debug without playing around with the computer in person. The printer name is shown, so I think connection is fine. The default folder for me to choose is /usr/share/ppd/hp, but when I choose anything, the box is still empty, saying I should choose a file. Meanwhile, I was prompted to choose a PPD file. : KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33928 bytes
: KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33514 bytes : KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33940 bytes : KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33582 bytes : KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33922 bytes : KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33834 bytes : KLocalSocket(0x129ca60) Jumbo packet of 33404 bytes (bus=net, timeout=5, ttl=4, search=(None) desc=0, method=slp)Įrror: No PPD found for model color_laserjet_m552 using old algorithm.Įrror: No appropriate print PPD file found for model hp_color_laserjet_m552
#UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX FREE#
This is free software, and you are welcome to distribute it
#UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX SOFTWARE#
This software comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. There are the console error messages when I invoke hp-setup: HP Linux Imaging and Printing System (ver. When I was finding material to solve this, unfortunately I find HP seems not to support Arch Linux. A dialog box appeared, which asked me for "PPD" file, and I don't know where it is and what it is for. I ran sudo hp-setup (as advised here: Configure your printer using hp-setup). When I tried to print some document, no printer was found. I have installed hplip (refer to: CUPS/Printer-specific problems) when installing, I recall there were a lot of error messages. The printer is a "HP Color LaserJet M552". I want to connect to the HP printer there, already connected to the Ethernet of the lab.
#UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER ARCH LINUX PC#
I now use a PC (of the lab where I work now) on which I have successfully installed Arch Linux not long ago.
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