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#121 Post by rcrsn51 »

Here are two ways to find the IP address of your scanner.

1. Go to its little LCD control panel screen and look through the menus for network setup. The current IP address should be listed somewhere. Ideally, you want to set this as a static (permanent) address. Otherwise, it will change every time you reboot the printer, and you will have to reinstall it in CUPS and as a scanner.

2. From your Puppy Network menu, run PeasyPort. Scan your network using the IP range 192.168.1.1-254 and Port 9100. That will be your printer.

[Edit] I notice that X-Precise has removed PeasyPort. Too bad. It's a useful tool for situations like this.
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#122 Post by yr1945 »

I made very good progress, but not quite there, yet.

I can get a preview and I can scan a document... however, the scanned document is not in the specified folder AND I get a popup message that quickly disappears. The message isn't there long enough to read... but, it says something about grey shades and a document in my temp folder named "out.pnm"... I don't have an application to open this document... when using text editor it is a blank document.

Any suggestions?

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#123 Post by rcrsn51 »

Read the recipe for using Peasyscan here. I think that you are missing the step where you click Return.

The default folder for your saved images is /root.

There is also a Flash demo posted here.

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#124 Post by yr1945 »

Okay, got it! The "scanned" document was saved to root.

Thanks for your support... and, I thought I could figure it out myself LOL. No way.

I will review all the various steps until it becomes second nature for me.

Thank you, again. I really appreciate your support!

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#125 Post by rcrsn51 »

Glad to help. Where did you find your scanner's IP address?

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#126 Post by yr1945 »

I followed your 1st suggestion and found the IP Address via the LCD control panel screen on the printer... it took a few minutes to scroll through the menus, but I found the "HP Network Configuration Page" and it had an option to print it out... it ended up being 2 1/2 pages of pretty interesting data about the printer (including the IP Address).

Thank you again for your great support.

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#127 Post by rcrsn51 »

@yr1945: Install PeasyPort and practice using it to find your printer. This will save you much trouble the next time you need to determine IP addresses.

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#128 Post by drgonz047 »

drgonz047 wrote: on other laptop i have trouble with a Ralink RT2500 Wireless LAN Card => RT2560f chip it acts like it's turned off and there is no off/on switch like on some laptops
any help please?

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#129 Post by rg66 »

drgonz047 wrote:
drgonz047 wrote: on other laptop i have trouble with a Ralink RT2500 Wireless LAN Card => RT2560f chip it acts like it's turned off and there is no off/on switch like on some laptops
any help please?
Open start menu > system > hardinfo and look under network > interfaces and see if wlan0 is listed. Also run lsmod from the terminal and see if rt2500pci is listed. If not you can add it in Control panel > system > Boot manager > module tab > click here to add a new module.
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#130 Post by rg66 »

X-precise v2.2 has been released

I've uploaded two X-precise-2.2 delta file.One from v2.0 ISO since that's the only one uploaded at the moment and one from v2.1.1. The lockups installing packages should also be fixed. A non-pae v2.2 will come shortly.

The sfs prefix has been changed to xprecise so if you want to reuse your savefile rename it to xprecisesave

See the first post for the change log and download link.
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#131 Post by peebee »

rg66 wrote:X-precise v2.2 has been released

I've uploaded an X-precise-2.2 delta file. It is made from v2.0 ISO since that's the only one uploaded at the moment. The lockups installing packages should also be fixed. A non-pae v2.2 will come shortly.

The sfs prefix has been changed to xprecise so if you want to reuse your savefile rename it to xprecisesave

See the first post for the change log and download link.
Hi rg66

I throw the old iso away after applying the delta - so I've only got the 2.1.1 iso now - any chance of a 2.1.1 to 2.2 delta??

Thanks
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#132 Post by vicmz »

peebee wrote:
rg66 wrote:X-precise v2.2 has been released

I've uploaded an X-precise-2.2 delta file. It is made from v2.0 ISO since that's the only one uploaded at the moment. The lockups installing packages should also be fixed. A non-pae v2.2 will come shortly.

The sfs prefix has been changed to xprecise so if you want to reuse your savefile rename it to xprecisesave

See the first post for the change log and download link.
Hi rg66

I throw the old iso away after applying the delta - so I've only got the 2.1.1 iso now - any chance of a 2.1.1 to 2.2 delta??

Thanks
peebee
Why not uploading the latest version directly? If there isn't enough space in your current host you could simply upload it to a service like dropbox.com or disk.yandex.com until you make some space.
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#133 Post by rg66 »

peebee wrote:Hi rg66

I throw the old iso away after applying the delta - so I've only got the 2.1.1 iso now - any chance of a 2.1.1 to 2.2 delta??

Thanks
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2.1.1 to 2.2 delta is uploaded
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#134 Post by rg66 »

vicmz wrote:Why not uploading the latest version directly? If there isn't enough space in your current host you could simply upload it to a service like dropbox.com or disk.yandex.com until you make some space.
It's not a space issue, it's an ISP issue. I'm living in Africa and my internet sucks, I get lots of timeouts. If there's no major issues I'll upload the full ISO.
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#135 Post by vicmz »

rg66 wrote:
vicmz wrote:Why not uploading the latest version directly? If there isn't enough space in your current host you could simply upload it to a service like dropbox.com or disk.yandex.com until you make some space.
It's not a space issue, it's an ISP issue. I'm living in Africa and my internet sucks, I get lots of timeouts. If there's no major issues I'll upload the full ISO.
Oh, sorry :oops: I should've read this thread a bit more carefully. Thank you, by the way, this Puppy is really awesome. And I can use the official Puppy langpacks on it. :D
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#136 Post by peebee »

rg66 wrote:
peebee wrote:Hi rg66

I throw the old iso away after applying the delta - so I've only got the 2.1.1 iso now - any chance of a 2.1.1 to 2.2 delta??

Thanks
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2.1.1 to 2.2 delta is uploaded
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x-precise-2.2

#137 Post by vicmz »

I have uploaded the full X-precise 2.2 ISO here:

http://yadi.sk/d/-TOsyJQfAwzsG

Let me know if the download has any problems.
Cheers

EDIT: deleted because of a bug in the initrd (read below)
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#138 Post by rg66 »

vicmz wrote:I have uploaded the full X-precise 2.2 ISO here:

http://yadi.sk/d/-TOsyJQfAwzsG

Let me know if the download has any problems.
Cheers
Thanks vicmz, if you don't mind I'll put that link in the first post until I upload the ISO.
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#139 Post by yr1945 »

@rcrsn51... using and learning PeasyPort now... Thank you.

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#140 Post by Puppyt »

Huge thumbs up for your HP etcetera help, rcrsn51 :!:

[EDIT] vicmz - downloading 2.2 full iso now in rural Oz. Will let you know how it goes. Do you have an MD5 at your end perhaps I can compare with? Mine is:
34bbc80aece09d028c1322c789e9d7fe md5

Cheers :)
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