The last thing I did was changing the system.cfg of turboprint to disable gszedo (which is not distributed in the ARM version anyway apparently).
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- Sat Jan 07, 2017 3:28 pm
- Forum: Installation
- Topic: Says "Job finished" but did not print
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Re: Says "Job finished" but did not print
Well after several modifications, reboots, modifications, printer deletions, creations... it suddenly works.
The last thing I did was changing the system.cfg of turboprint to disable gszedo (which is not distributed in the ARM version anyway apparently).
The last thing I did was changing the system.cfg of turboprint to disable gszedo (which is not distributed in the ARM version anyway apparently).
- Sat Jan 07, 2017 10:48 am
- Forum: Installation
- Topic: Says "Job finished" but did not print
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Says "Job finished" but did not print
I have been using TurboPrint since version 1. Initially had it on one linux Ubuntu computer. Now I have an ArchLinux ARM computer (acting as a NAS), a Windows computer and the Ubuntu box. I decided to put the USB printer on the (always up) ARM computer so that I could print both from Windows and Lin...