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On 05/06/2010 10:19, Jeff wrote:
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valign="top">I had a Canon i550 working fine in PCBSD 7.1 but it fails
to work in 8.0.<br>
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Used the CUPS facility to find this USB printer but it didn't find it.
Manually installed it using the BJC-8200 Gutenprint driver I've used
before. <br>
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Then trying to print via OO resulted in CUPS reporting a permission
error: "Unable to open device file: /dev/ulpt0 Permission denied":<br>
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Permissions are: crw-r--r--. What does the 'c' mean? User is 'root',
group is 'operator'.<br>
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Tried using the PCBSD printer facility and got nowhere. Can't print
test page either.<br>
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Any idea how to troubleshoot this?<br>
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...Jeff<br>
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The "c" means character device. You can try running "chmod 666"
/dev/utlp0, and check the perms again, should be writable now. <br>
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If that works, we'll need to check /etc/devfs.rules, utlp0 is already
supposed to be setperm "666", but it may be failing :(<br>
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Kris Moore
PC-BSD Software
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