Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #8907, comment 15


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Sep 4, 2012, 7:24:40 PM (12 years ago)
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  • Ticket #8907, comment 15

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    1 The "Language Error Language Error" is, as suspected, returned by your printer as manufacturer and product strings, hence the USB port name entry. Now a sexy port name indeed, but as we have no way to detect the descriptor string request failed, we can't even fallback to USB IDs static table to find a better port name.
     1The "Language Error Language Error" is, as suspected, returned by your printer as manufacturer and product strings, hence the USB port name entry. Not a sexy port name indeed, but as we have no way to detect the descriptor string requests failed, we can't even fallback to USB IDs static table to find a better port name - a feature which is not yet implemented anyway ;-).
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    3 Anyway, this should not block the port usage, as that's just a naming issue.
     3Anyway, this should not block the port actual usage, as that's just a naming issue.
    44If you select this broken port name, does it actually print on it?
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    6 I will be really surprised if it does, as I fear that such printer actually needs a firmware to be loaded over USB first in order to do the job...
     6I will be really surprised if it does, as I fear that such printer actually needs a firmware to be loaded over USB first in order to do the job, and the unset string descriptor is just a symptom of that.