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Maybe I am completely missing something, I probably am. But I tried to start cupsd and there was no script for it on my system. pacman -Qis showed that the most recent cups package (1.5.3.5) was installed. I was scratching my head for a good while.
I finally decided to reinstall the cups package. This also installed several other packages: bc, cups-filters, libsystemd, openjpeg, openslp, poppler, and poppler-data. Now I can start cupsd.
What on earth was going on with my prior cups installation? It seems to have been extremely incomplete.
Tim
PS - I have marked the thread as solved, because it is just a question for info after the solution.
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Did you use the -f or -dd flags? That's all I can think of.
"The box said requires Vista or better, so I installed Arch"
Windows != Linux
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Did you use the -f or -dd flags? That's all I can think of.
No, I just ran "pacman -S cups".
Thanks,
Tim
Last edited by ratcheer (2012-06-16 17:01:34)
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