Description of problem: Couldn't add printer EPSON M200 Series Try add printer with system-config-printer utility. Scaning host ended with follow error: # system-config-printer PASSTHRU '\x00' ps '\x00' lp '\x00' PORT1 '\x00' '\x00' LPT0 '\x00' LPT0_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM0 '\x00' COM0_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT1 '\x00' LPT1_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM1 '\x00' COM1_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT2 '\x00' LPT2_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM2 '\x00' COM2_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT3 '\x00' LPT3_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM3 '\x00' COM3_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT4 '\x00' LPT4_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM4 '\x00' COM4_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT5 '\x00' LPT5_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM5 '\x00' COM5_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT6 '\x00' LPT6_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM6 '\x00' COM6_PASSTHRU '\x00' LPT7 '\x00' LPT7_PASSTHRU '\x00' COM7 '\x00' COM7_PASSTHRU '\x00' pr0 '\x00' pr1 '\x00' pr2 '\x00' pr3 '\x00' pr4 '\x00' pr5 '\x00' pr6 '\x00' pr7 '\x00' pr8 '\x00' pr9 '\x00' pr10 '\x00' pr11 '\x00' pr12 '\x00' pr13 '\x00' pr14 '\x00' pr15 '\x00' pr16 '\x00' pr17 '\x00' pr18 '\x00' pr19 '\x00' pr20 '\x00' pr21 '\x00' pr22 '\x00' pr23 '\x00' pr24 '\x00' pr25 '\x00' pr26 '\x00' pr27 '\x00' pr28 '\x00' pr29 '\x00' pr30 '\x00' pr31 '\x00' pr32 '\x00' pr33 '\x00' pr34 '\x00' pr35 '\x00' pr36 '\x00' pr37 '\x00' pr38 '\x00' pr39 '\x00' pr40 '\x00' pr41 '\x00' pr42 '\x00' pr43 '\x00' pr44 '\x00' pr45 '\x00' pr46 '\x00' pr47 '\x00' pr48 '\x00' pr49 '\x00' Caught non-fatal exception. Traceback: File "/usr/share/system-config-printer/probe_printer.py", line 255, in _do_find fn () File "/usr/share/system-config-printer/probe_printer.py", line 367, in _probe_hplip stderr=null) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/subprocess.py", line 711, in __init__ errread, errwrite) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/subprocess.py", line 1308, in _execute_child raise child_exception OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory Continuing anyway..
That isn't an error as such -- notice it says "non-fatal" and "Continuing anyway". It just means that hplip is not installed so it can't use it to probe for HP printers. As this isn't an HP printer it doesn't matter. You should have had a list of print queues to use, though. The LPD probe was successful. Please attach a screenshot at the point at which you believe network detection (or adding the queue) has failed and you cannot proceed.
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Sorry I don't have access to this printer any more.