Hardware :: "Unable To Open The Initial Device Quitting"

Aug 12, 2010

if I want to print a regular document from the main tray, no problem. If I want to print an 8x11 photo from the main tray. slight problem (might be ink related, still researching that side). But if I want to print a 4x6 or a 5x7 from Linux massive problem Printer: HP Photosmart D5460. Will not print from the Gimp at all, I get the following when I try to print a photo using the Gimp: A page from the main tray with text similar to this:

"****Unable to open the initial device, quitting"

Actually for the last several years under OpenSuSE I have never been able to print a photo from the Gimp. It always prints some text error then quits OR will print the error at the top of every sheet in the tray until the printer either is manually unplugged / turned off OR it runs out of paper. The printer I have is listed as working perfectly according to Open Printing dot org. But none of my applications seem to be able to get the printer tray to operate for the smaller photos. Currently I have to copy the images to a card in the printer then print from the card. Unacceptable if you ask me.[URL]... what photo capable printer out there actually works 100% with OpenSuSE? And I mean I can access all the trays from all the applications I could possibly use, as well as monitor ink levels, perform maintenance and so forth.

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Code:

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Code:

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Base Board Information
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Code:

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Copyright 2001-2005 Paul Davis and others.
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