USB Devices: Logitech wireless keyboard/mouse receiver, Epson Printer (Stylus P4 3.0 GHz 800 MHz FSB, 2 GB Dual Channel DDR PC3200 RAMġ20GB SATA HDD (ntfs storage), 80GB IDE HDD (linux partitions), 9GB SCSI Ultraġ60 on an Adaptec 29160LP card (XP drive), CD-RW, DVD-RW. MSI 865 PE Neo2 Motherboard, Intel 865PE (Piix4 / ICH5r) Perfectly with the Epson Stylus Photo R200, and supposedly with others). Not possible, a TurboPrint Ebuild would be the best bet (as i know it works Through (I left it running, it went through 500 pages, and didn't put a drop ofĪ driver that supports Epson as an ebuild would be the best, however, if that's However, somehow, it tells the printer to just keep feeding paper When set up with the "new" Epson Photo drivers, CUPS sees my printer, and will So, it says "Test Page sent." andĪcts like it was sent, but the printer does nothing, as if nothing had been sent. When set up with the "old" Epson Photo drivers, CUPS sees my printer butĪnything sent to it is completely ignored. I've resorted to using a program called TurboPrint (to handle the driver side of CUPS, and it works wonderfully, but it would be nice to see appropriate drivers inside the CUPS installation, or available as an Ebuild.ġ.Kernel options: USB & USB Printing built-in, reboot, check for identification/recognition of printer.ģ.browse to localhost:631, set up printer using either of the listed Epson Photo drivers The EPSON provided drivers would not compile, even the rpm'd files wouldn't work properly (I tried those thinking they were already compiled), but that didn't work either. (Sometimes it would just feed paper through the printer). I finally got Gentoo to *recognize* my printer, but it would never actually print. Net-print/turboprint - ebuild, patches and manifest: Version bumpĪfter going through the Printing Howto, and having no luck, I went to the forums, and found nothing relevant. Net-print/turboprint-2.17-r2 - ebuild: Version bump
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