Description of problem: When turning on an USB printer (HP Photosmart PSC 1350), KDE shows a dialog where I can select a printer driver. This happens everytime when I turn on the printer, and on KDE startup also. The printer itself works fine and is configured by cups separately (hpoj driver). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): hal-0.4.2-1.FC3 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. use an USB printer 2. configure it (e.g. with http://localhost:631 or system-config-printer) 3. turn off the printer 4. reboot 5. login into KDE 6. turn off the printer 7. turn on the printer Actual results: after 5. and 7. a dialog appears asking for the printer-driver Expected results: no dialog appears Additional info: I do not know if hal is the right component; please reassign if needed. Machine with printer is unavailable ATM so I can not provide further details now.
I think this is hal-cups-utils - reassigning.
Please post the output of lshal and ps -aux here.
Oh and the contents of your /etc/cups/printers.conf file
Created attachment 109158 [details] 'ps axfu' output
Created attachment 109159 [details] 'lshal' output
Created attachment 109160 [details] printers.conf
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